1-30 Bridge at Remagen (1 Viewer)

[DireWolfScenics]

Finally finished on this beast of a model for a new customer. Built to fit onto his existing bridge so only required me to produce one side of this iconic bridge. Final dimensions of this are 70cm tall by 110cm wide. So glad I didn't have to make the entire bridge

 

[villagehorse]

These are excellent and will showcase the end of the bridge brilliantly. Robin.

 

[Terp152]

Visited the bridge towers, all that remains, some 40 years ago.

 

[Horus]

Very impressive !
Seeing such large 3D prints must give rise to thoughts of what ifs in the minds of collectors of things they've long hankered after, but not made by any manufacturer.
You could be called a dream maker !

 

[DireWolfScenics]

Very impressive !
Seeing such large 3D prints must give rise to thoughts of what ifs in the minds of collectors of things they've long hankered after, but not made by any manufacturer.
You could be called a dream maker !

It does bring a lot of possibilities that aren't otherwise possible. I saw a post on here somewhere yesterday where someone asked if a company (can't remember which) had considered producing Wild West facades and I simply thought "That's exactly what 3d printing can produce for you." I know it's not to everyone's taste or preference and some would rather wait for mainstream manufacturers to release them, but for those who've had an idea or vision in their heads for a while, and want to 'scratch that itch', they don't have to wait any more

 

[DireWolfScenics]

These are excellent and will showcase the end of the bridge brilliantly. Robin.

It's certainly up there with some of the biggest pieces I've produced. Now I'm busy hunting for a box large enough to get this to the US