Frequently Asked Questions

  As a general rule of thumb, I stick to 87th, 64th and 50th. I DO have some in 32nd, 25th, 16th and even a few in 14th scale. I can usually get anything you find on my pages printed in whatever scale you want, but it’s not a plug n play process, as each conversion takes work to refine details etc. Also, at this point, costs for over 50th get pretty steep. 

 Contact me via email to modelmechanic@gmail.com  or direct message via facebook.  ALL stock is printed to order. I do NOT have stock on hand, nor do I intend to.  Products are shipped from my printer.  Shipping is $ 10.00 in the U.S., and start at $ 20.00 for overseas or to Canada.  If the cost is a lot more than that, we’ll discuss after we know what it is. I WILL have an order form or add to cart button in the future. 

 I take paypal as a general rule of thumb, to modelmechanic@gmail.com. If you don’t have an account, I will consider taking a check or money order, but please ask first.  I will also take a check or money order, but in that case, products will not be ordered until check/mo clears the bank for obvious reasons. 

 I do.  But again, patience.  I’m always willing to look at an idea, but not always willing to say yes. I say I’m retired, but don’t seem to have anytime to go retire, so I do what I can, when I can….and most importantly, WHEN I want.  Cost? That depends on a few things…first, what is it and what scale. Second, do I get to sell it too or do you want it exclusively to you? 

 Yes, in general I do, with the idea that you’re using it for your own use. Can you sell the 3d parts you print? No, not the raw prints….but if you prep, paint and build it as a custom..sure! Cost? I charge $ 20.00 a file. It takes a certain amount of time and effort on my end to make sure the file is ready for resin. These are unsupported, so that’s up to you and your software. I also offer support beyond the initial sale. If there’s a problem, let me know and I’ll do what I can to help.  

 No. Hard no.  See, I’m kinda deaf from years working in shops etc, and cell phone tones literally hurt to listen to.  I also live in a teeeeeny tinnnnny town on the edge of a 60 mile wide forest and the coastal range of mountains. Cell phone service is dicey at best.