3D Circle: Markus Neeser
Markus uses Fusion 360; professional 3D Drawing software that is free for hobby use.
There's absolute eyeful of screen information, which gradually comes to make sense.
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L&YR D.108 horsebox
The completed 3D Model on-screen, surrounded by complex Menus
Leaving aside software Commands, here is the Engineering value in the three mains sections of the screen shown above:
Some of a Menu of Re-Usable Parts for building Wagons
Some of the List of the Parts needed to build this Wagon
All the wagon's Parts, fitted together into a single 3D Model to check for fit, and validate against prototype Photos
Trial-assembly combining Printed, Machined and Injection Moulded Parts (Roof still loose.)
Printed detail withstands cruel Magnification
This buffer is Resin hardened by UV light
Wagon interior, showing printed-in Glazing Slots and Nut-Sockets
Printed 3-point-suspension Running Gear, and printed Sprung Draw-hooks
Click for contributions by Trevor Boulton Markus Neeser Adrian Johnstone Peter Jackman Terry Mitchell David Leech
Click for contributions by Trevor Boulton Markus Neeser Adrian Johnstone Peter Jackman Terry Mitchell David Leech
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