Oh, and I should probably mention that I don't actually even have a 3D printer, (yet) but I'm thinking that for these smaller scales a resin printer would likely have a better resolution.

Thanks

I have looked at and played with some of the 3D modeling programs out there and they seem to be the type of project that I do not have the time, skill set nor patience to master. Does anyone have any experience using the software that can take a series of 2D photographs and convert them to a 3D rend...

The coffee table layout will most definitely be glass topped. We have very inquisitive cats

I've already purchased the Beachcomber track set. It seems like a good size for the table I'm going to use and as we live near the water I think I can incorporate some local features.

My apologies for resurrecting an old thread, but I'd like to put in my thumbs up for SCARM also. When the thread was started it was free and has now since gone to a paid version, but I have used it for years with G scale layouts and I love it. We just purchased the Beachcomber T Gauge starter set an...

Wow, very impressive. Just thinking about working with decals that small though makes my head hurt!

...Having said that, I'm somewhat disheartened at the (to me) perceived divide between this forum and the Facebook page...there are few Facebook group users who are forum members...certainly many are not members here! Perhaps discussion forums are becoming the thing of the past and media such as Fa...

Hi Y'All and thanks for letting me in. T gauge is a somewhat radical departure from what I've dabbled in before, my husband and I are running G scale right now. I do have a small oval of Z scale that I used to make a diorama of a garden train within a garden train. We've been wanting to do a coffee ...