Brookster3D

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LGBTQIA+ Ally :) I'm a 3D designer that likes to post WIP projects and things like that :) No AI here, not now or ever Cults3D: https://cults3d.com/en/users/Brookster3D/3d-models Ebay: https://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/brookster3d

Production of my GT3 body shell. 6 unfinished shells lined up ,with their extra parts in front of them in ziplock bags.
A finished model of the Shalka TARDIS I designed, in scale with the 5 inch figure line. All painted up with the police public call box decals.
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Side shot of my work in progress Taff Vale A class body shell. Designed in blender using my Dublo N2 chassis. The design is very much in the works with missing details on the cab, boiler etc.
Front shot of the port of par body shell on a 0-4-0 Hornby chassis. Currently a prototype without any buffers, smokebox door, chimney or other details. Printed in a green livery with a black running board.
A very rough model of the Hornby Dublo N2 chassis designed in blender.
A Dapol Terrier chassis with the body shell removed. In the place of the old type 7 motor, is a coreless motor held in place with a custom 3D printed bracket I designed. Furthermore the intermediate gear has been retooled and printed to take a normal 0.5 module wormgear which is easy to source. This should help quieten the loco.
Picture of my Dapol Terrier on my layout. It is painted into a great western green livery with the logo on the side.
My new Hornby Dublo N2 positioned of a page of drawings for a great western 56xx.
Screenshot of my port of par locomotive body shell. This version has had the rivets removed from the saddle tanks, and a different design of handrail. This is in line with the appearance of the locomotive "Alfred".
Side show of the port of par locomotive body shell. Rendered in blender. The body shell is designed to fit onto a Hornby 0 4 0 chassis which is why the loco has been scaled up from the real life prototypes. The running board is also elongated at the front to decrease the length of the boiler and saddle tanks, to try and make the overall look more in scale with the originals.
Picture of a Hornby Dublo N2, sitting on my test layout. The model is painted into a dark blue livery.
A work in progress render of my Port of par body shell. The overall shape of the locomotive has been stretch to try and squeeze it onto a Hornby 0-4-0 Smokey joe chassis. The saddle tank is much longer, the cab is shortened, the running board is higher and the height is a few millimeters taller than it should be.
Side shot of the Port of Par body shell, rendered in Blender. The model is very early in development, just basic cubes and cylinders making a rough outline of the loco. The design has been stretched to accommodate the Hornby 0-4-0 chassis. Buffers and a rough smokebox door are present.
A line up of 7 3D printed GT3 body shells, and the matching tenders. Printed in a black filament. The locos have been partially assembled. In front of them, are bags containing details parts that will be glued on by the buyer.
A line up of multiple 3D printed GT3 body shells, in different stages of completion. The front 2 are just the empty shells, 3 are assembled, and one is a completed locomotive with a Triang B12 chassis fitted.
Toy story logo reads "Freddy versus Toy story". A parody of the Friday the 13th movies of which there are also many sequels.
My Cults 3D profile, on the new Bundles page showing my new bundles. Including bundles of rolling stock, electric locomotives, Tardis kits and clockwork locomotives.
The fronts of both my GT3 prototypes, both in a black livery. The newest one has a coupling hook installed, black roof exhaust instead of white, different head codes pattern for a different route, and green wheel on the chassis.
Screenshot from Blender of my work in progress P class. Key details missing are the cab roof, window and interior.
Work in progress render of the SECR P class. Designed in Blender. So far, it is a very rough outline of the loco, using basic shapes to construct the design.
My 3D printed 0-6-0 chassis, turned over with the base plate removed to show the axle boxes. The axles are metal going into white printed bearings separate to the chassis block. Metal screw inserts are present, which will be used to screw the baseplate down.
Render of my 3D printable Thomas model kit, sitting on a small stretch of track attached to a plinth. Allowing the model to be put on display.
3D printed GT3 pulling 3 Furness Railway coaches.
Side shot of the GT3, with the tender just out of shot. Its in a black livery with white highlighted parts such as the cab steps, window frames and handrails. The buffer beam and buffers are all red.
The tender of my 3D printed GT3. Unlike the body shell that uses the B12 chassis, this is all custom and uses its own metal wheels. The tender is in a black livery like the locomotive. The white corridor behind the tender is a separate part, printed in a white filament.
My 3D printed GT3 body shell, fitted onto a Triang B12 chassis. The livery is black with a red buffer beam at the front, with white for highlighted areas. The livery of the chassis was green on the original loco. It is still a work in progress as many parts are not fitted, such as the handrails.
My work in progress GER class C53 without the wooden frame around it, displaying the inner boiler, smokebox and firebox etc. The side skirts are not attached as they are also a work in progress. The boiler is stretched down to allow the mechanism to sit inside it. The angle displays the front of the smokebox with the unique smokebox hatch. Designed and screenshot in Blender.
Hornby website listing for the Playtrains Blue ranger steam train. Price £39.99. A tender engine in a Dark blue livery.
A work in progress screenshot of a G.E.R Class C53 tram engine. The real life basis for Toby from Thomas and Friends. Rendered in Blender
3D render of my LB&SCR small E2. Rendered in blender. The model is essentially my Thomas model I designed a while ago, modified to look like the early E2 locomotives without the tank extensions.
0-6-0 chassis going around the track, no body shell.
Side shot of my printed 0 6 0 chassis. The coreless motor is fitted without any wiring or pickups yet. The chassis is hollow to allow for some metal weight to be added. The wheels are custom made using metal washers and printed parts. They are held together with screws going into the axles and screws being used as the crank pins.
Top shot of the E2 body shell, rendered in Blender. Very much a work in progress. Currently missing many details that are prototypical to the E2.
Supermarket advertising screen, the ad is obscured by a windows popup wanting to schedule an update.
My 3D printable Thomas locomotive, without the body shell showing off the internal mechanism. It has been retooled to use a small coreless motor to save space over the large 5 pole one. The tires and the faces of the wheels will be printed, and metal washers will be added later on to make the wheels live.
A line up of 3D printed Princess Anne loco body shells, 5 in total, in white filament with details not yet attached. Next to the line up is the final product, a Princess Anne locomotive in red livery. Fitted onto a Triang Princess class chassis.
My 3D printed Turbomotive body shell and tender. Fitted onto a Triang princess class chassis, with the cylinders replaced with the steam turbines. This version of the model features smoke deflectors. The livery is all black with a red buffer beam. The buffers used are Triang Metal buffers.
Front shot of one of my 3D printed Fireless locomotives, which someone has bought off Ebay and painted. The livery is a light blue, with wasp striping on the buffer beams.
Render of my GT3 body shell, rendered in colour in Blender. The livery is a brown colour similar to that of the real prototype.
Front shot of my GT3 design, rendered in blender.
Two 3d printed Turbomotive body shells sitting on my workbench. Inside two zip lock bags are all the small parts that will be needed to glue onto the body shell to complete it. Next to the bags is a business card with my socials.
Parody of the caption "You wouldn't steal a car". reads "You wouldn't steal a font".
Finding Nemo stuff logo, reads "Finding the will to live".
Side shot of the tender, with some of the detail on the front of the tender on display.
Standard class 8 locomotive pulling a passenger train. Picture by Hugh Llewelyn
A resin body shell for a kit built Hush Hush locomotive. It is loosely fitted onto a triang princess class chassis. Behind it is a tender similar to one that the Hush Hush would of used. However I believe the Hush Hush had a corridor tender, which this isn't.
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Studio shot of 2 of my 3D printed Turbomotive body shells, fitted onto Triang Princess class chassis. One model depicts the Turbomotive in its original design, fitted with smoke deflectors. While the other is the Turbomotive after being rebuilt and renamed, Princess Anne.
Coyote at a court trial, holding up a sign that reads. Your honour, I call bullshit.
Green livery E2 tank engines pulling a small train of freight wagons.
Side shot of the 3D printed Turbomotive body shell, in a black livery fitted onto a Triang princess class chassis. The cab roof is currently not attached as I ran out of filament. There is no tender behind it and it lacks any safety valves. It is fitted with metal Triang buffers.
A low, side shot of my 3D printed Princess Anne body shell. The body shell is fitted onto a Triang Princess class chassis. The livery is a bright red, similar to the maroon red it would of worn in service. The Princess Anne has cylinders in place of where it originally would of had turbines in its former build, the Turbomotive.
Image used on my Ebay listing, it is of the fireless locomotive body shell fitted onto a Hornby 0-4-0 chassis. In front of it is a business card with my socials.
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