Taita Gorge Railway

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After 60 years in this hobby, I've finally managed to assemble a locomotive kitset. This is SE scale, shown here in Lone Pine Siding on my SER railway..... waiting for the right Olive Drab paint to arrive. This was a 'kit' from SWD Backshop in Spokane WA, well, a box of 3D printed parts actually, it doesn't come with instructions, but the quality, and service is supurb.
 
FatherMcD said:
I'm not far from Spokane, but I can't find a listing for this company. What is their contact information? Thanks,
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Full, and correct name, is SWC3DBackshop. It is an 'online shop 'for a bloke that does some really, really good 3D printing. He goes by the name Mike, but maintains a certain anonimity by not giving his full name. (I do know it, but will respect his privacy). He's really helpful to deal with..... even more so after you've made a purchase or three, repeat business gets you a discount. Tell him I sent you. Sorry I got the name wrong first up.... posted without looking it up first.
 
Gavin Sowry said:
Full, and correct name, is SWC3DBackshop. It is an 'online shop 'for a bloke that does some really, really good 3D printing. He goes by the name Mike, but maintains a certain anonimity by not giving his full name. (I do know it, but will respect his privacy). He's really helpful to deal with..... even more so after you've made a purchase or three, repeat business gets you a discount. Tell him I sent you. Sorry I got the name wrong first up.... posted without looking it up first.
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Ahh...the Etsy shop. I've drooled over some his stuff in the past, trying to find an excuse to buy. Guess I'll just have to try harder. Thank you.
 
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