11/25/2003 S-Bahn escalator mock-up
in December 2001 I started looking for a nice HO scale escalator kit and I have not yet found anything to date so I decided I would have to make my own. In a CAD program I created the side profile of an escalator, touched it up in a graphics program and printed it out on an inkjet printer on plain paper. I did inside and outside versions and then glued them to some card and cut them out. I still have the difficult task of making the actual steps.

I placed them on my new S-Bahn platform to see how they look. The platform is a ¾" maple plank with the edge routed out for the platform edge. On top of the wood I intend glueing some inkjet made platform floor so I laid a sample of that on the wood too. I added a couple of commuters and some Kibri ticket machines (I have not yet added the graphic to the machines)...


I am a bit worried about the inkjet surface running when I glue things down since the inkjet is not waterproof. I have not yet tried any of the fixatives that are available.



Related pages....
Computerised slow to stop
Escalators in S-Bahn
First S-Bahn background
S-Bahn Wilsnack
First electrified track
S-Bahn Video
S-Bahn escalator mock-up
Hikers watching a train
some train video


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