3D Printing an Ultra-Realistic Model of My House – Realistic Scenery Vol.19

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This video was sponsored by Skillshare - 3D printing has improved in leaps and bounds over the past 5 years! Getting detail this intricate was something only big companies could afford but now the average modeler like you and me also have the ability to make flawless models with ease.

So far the modeling I’ve been doing on the Anet N4 is sized to be HO scale however if you’re modeling in N scale a printer like this is a must. Regular FDM printers just don’t cut the mustard when trying to get the fine details we want for our scale models.

The only limitation I see at the moment with these printers is print volume, the printable area is quite small so for example the house I built in this video needed to be separated into sections small enough to fit in the printable area and then once all the components are printed they are assembled. So if you want to model in the larger scales you may run into problems.

For more information about 3D printing and to read the review about the Anet N4 be sure to visit www.bouldercreekrailroad.com

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