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DRG Signal Sketches
Revision 0.2
Five DRG signal families in nine fixed N-scale configurations, updated development study v0.2 with lighting provisions and revised housings.
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Model details
Railway equipment · N scale · Revision v0.2 · Reference collection
A family of fixed signals for layout planning and scenic use.
This collection contains five signal families in nine static configurations for the Bock-Wallendorf–Lichte modelling project. It is a selection and trial-print study, not a proven historical inventory for one station.
Current revision
v0.2 provides 28 STL files across the nine alternatives. It adds upper lamp shades, shallow wiring grooves, revised blocking-signal film openings and rear covers while retaining fixed poses rather than operating mechanisms.
Print approach
- N scale 1:160 only; do not uniformly rescale manufacturing details
- 0.2 mm nozzle and 0.08–0.10 mm subsequent layers are trial assumptions
- 0.20 mm first layer and 0.00 mm brim-object gap on the Bambu A1
- Start with the supplied coupon and a low blocking signal
Verification status
All 28 print parts pass digital mesh and nominal assembly checks. Physical print resolution, lighting performance and historical station-specific placement remain unverified.
Before it reaches your workbench
A few useful things to know.
Is this a physical model?
No. This catalogue is for digital model files, not a printed kit. When a release is available, its listing will describe the files and documentation included in the download.
Which scale and printer should I use?
Check the model details and release notes for the available scales and tested print settings. Use a scale-specific version where supplied: small features and assembly clearances do not always work when a model is simply enlarged or reduced.
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What should I keep after downloading?
Keep a backup of the original release package together with its version number, licence and assembly notes. Read the instructions before arranging the parts in your slicer.
