1940s Railroad - Worker Hooking with a Pry Bar
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- Cults3D 2.67 EUR OpenCults3D
About this model
A track worker in a cap and jacket leaning into a long pry bar to shift a rail. Sculpted as part of the **1940s Railroad** set - track workers, conductors, station staff and yard hands designed to populate stations, rail yards, dioramas and model railroad layouts. **What you get** Four STL files of the track worker, pre-scaled for **54 mm, 32 mm, 28 mm and 20 mm**. Use 54 mm (about 1:32) for display pieces and larger dioramas; 28/32 mm for tabletop and wargaming; 20 mm (close to HO, 1:87) for model railroad layouts. Each file is solid, pre-oriented upright and ready to slice - no rescaling or repair needed. **Printing notes** Resin gives the crispest result on the face, the fabric folds and the pry bar, especially at the smaller scales. The 54 mm version also prints well on FDM. Supports are not included, so add your own - a light angle with supports kept off the face and hands gives the cleanest surface. **Terms** Personal and hobby use, plus printing and selling physical prints. Do not resell or redistribute the digital files.
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- License
- CULTS PU - Private Use
- Published
- Sep 29, 2026
- Source
- Cults3D
- Last synced
- 14d ago
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