New products available through Shapeways.
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1:350th Cigarette boat models
Two 1:350th scale models of high speed civilian boats to go with your naval models. They are available in full hull or waterline versions.
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70s custom car interior accessories
A selection of gear levers (for automatics, predominantly), and steering wheels for detailing 24th scale custom cars. Available now through Shapeways.
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1:24th scale hood scoops for custom cars
New from me, a set of three simple hood scoops for 70s or 80s era custom cars, available through Shapeways.
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Kiddie seats and coffee cups- new 3D printed products for modellers
New 3D printed items have been added to my shop on Shapeways.
Child car seats, in various scales, for detailing models-
1:12th scale coffee cups for dollhouses and dioramas-
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Diorama accessories- Coffee cups, available in multiple scales
Available through Shapeways, these cups are ideal for adding a bit of detail to car interiors or street scenes.
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1:24th/1:32nd scale Racing Fuel Tank
Purchase the 3D printed product from Shapeways by clicking above.
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28mm Bus Shelter
Perfect for modern-era or near future wargaming, this bus shelter can be used as a waypoint or landmark on your mission. Not great for hiding behind or for avoiding zombies, but there may be a late bus home.
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1:32nd scale interior details for race and drift cars
Another new 3D product designed by me. I’ve got a bunch of 1:32nd scale car models in the to-build pile, many of them Japanese. So I’ve designed some interior parts inspired by drifters and Kanjo street racers. There are extended gear shifters (one based on a samurai sword), a hydraulic hand brake, battery isolation switches and digital data loggers.
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Buy my bins! (For 28mm wargames. Not full size bins.)
Street furniture for your modern or near future urban games. These bins are mounted on 20mm circular bases, so you can use them as objective markers or cover to aim for.
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Very small BMX bikes
Just uploaded to my Shapeways shop. These teeny BMX bikes should bring a bit of character to any modern image model railway layout.
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Christmas is coming!
Gift-giving time is almost upon us, so, I would like to point you to the places you can buy Spinneyhead stuff.
Obviously, you can buy my books, or Garth’s, but they’re exclusively digital. Buy them as a treat for yourself.
If you want physical presents to give away, there are a few places you can go.
I have a store hosted by Zibbet, where you can buy cards, buttons, badges and cufflinks made from coins, odd, naughty boxes, and vintage items.
I’m selling antique postcards on Delcampe, as well as stamps, slides and other interesting stuff.
A selection of my photos are available as prints from DeviantArt or Redbubble.
You can get 3D prints of stuff I’ve designed from Shapeways. It’s mostly model rail related stuff, but I’m going to be adding new designs as soon as possible.
I may have forgotten some of the places you can get my stuff, I have tried out all sorts over the years, but these are the main ones I use at the moment.
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1:32nd scale gesturing hands
I’m going to start designing more stuff for 3D printing soon. Here’s one of my existing products. For use with 1:32nd scale/54mm figures, they bring an extra range of gestures to your models.
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Little pieces of plastic that make me very happy
These arrived today, and I am very pleased with them. They’re the latest test prints of my first set of modern image bikes for model railways. The larger bikes are O gauge (1:43rd), and look to be ready for market. You can order them from the Spinneyworld shop, with the first full scale print late this month or early next.
The smaller bikes are OO (1:76th). At that size, the handle bars and pedals were too fine to print (I had to fatten them up for the O gauge ones). The question is, would people buy them if they need to fashion their own handle bars? I could make them in etched brass, but that could be expensive, or make them from wire, a little labour intensive. But I’m selling to resourceful folk, maybe I can rely on them to do a bit of the work.
Modellers, what do you think?
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Buy my benches
1:76th Park Bench
4 simple modern park benches. Each has a mounting peg in one leg to secure them to baseboard.
This is a test of embedding buy buttons for Shapeways printed items.