Mini Train - Functional Akropolis Diorama

Mini Train - Functional Greek Diorama And here’s another new mini train diorama — we’ve already reached diorama number 15! This time, I chose culture of Greece as the theme! The train passes by a typical Greek temple, the curved bridge, the turquoise sea and by the Acropolis (repaired condition) with the Parthenon, Propylaia and Erechthelon.  I based everything solely on reference images — of course, the scales aren’t 100% accurate, but that’s intentional. As with the previous dioramas, you can turn the hand-wheel on the outside to let the little train drive forward.   The new locomotive and wagon are compatible to the previous Dioramas.   All printed parts are designed to get an good result with a 0,4 nozzle and with minimal color changes to reduce waste. → Have a look at the great motorization solutions and more is coming…check the my “Mini Train Collection” and leave a follow👍   Mini Train Collection Printing: Following PLA Basic Filaments are used  Silver/Grey  Brown Black Cyan Mistletoe Green  Bambu Green   Other colors are possible of course, look what you have in stock.  I think it could be easy done with single color, if you want to color from hand.  I printed with a 0,4mm nozzle! Iam very pleased with the result, but you can try a 0,2 nozzle as well. Assembly: You need 6pcs round 4x2 magnets for the functional assembly. Insert 3pcs Magnets in the train and wagons with same polarity Insert 3pcs Magnets in the 3 pins all with same polarity but opposite direction than before! The Pins must attract the train! Insert the 3 pins now and use the train to hold them in place. Arrange pins and magnet approximately like this Press the wheel in position. Check if all 3 pins are catched from the hand-wheel. Optional you can smooth the wedge from the bridge with a sharp knife . Terrain on top of the base and press trees in the holes. You can add a bit of glue to combine. Place the train to the magnetic position and have fun 😀👍 I hope you like this little project. If you