Found this box car in the Rhyolite ghost town while on a capture trip through the desert for Realities.io 

Check out the interior!

**Location**
Rhyolite is a ghost town in Nye County, in the U.S. state of Nevada. It is in the Bullfrog Hills, about 120 miles (190 km) northwest of Las Vegas, near the eastern edge of Death Valley. The town began in early 1905 as one of several mining camps that sprang up after a prospecting discovery in the surrounding hills. During an ensuing gold rush, thousands of gold-seekers, developers, miners and service providers flocked to the Bullfrog Mining District. Many settled in Rhyolite, which lay in a sheltered desert basin near the region's biggest producer, the Montgomery Shoshone Mine - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhyolite,_Nevada


**Method**
A7rii + Mavic 2 Pro
Created in RealityCapture by Capturing Reality from 223 images in 00h:19m:43s.

Union Pacific Railroad Car, Rhyolite

Flying seagull for medium to distant shots.  Basic bones only rig.  I created this Seagull model to be used in a flock simulation.

Seagull

These are pretty cool to scatter above your AR models of landscapes. The give it more depth. I'll try and make the tropey bird flocks available as well at some point.

Dubai Clouds

Meshed width SdfMesher from a shader of flockaroo on shadertoy https://www.shadertoy.com/view/XsXfz2

Silver Tiling

A farm sheep—known to imaginative pasture zoologists as Ovis fluffus meadowmunchii—is the gentle drifter of the countryside. It grazes in slow, cloud‑like clusters, its wool catching sunlight in soft halos. With a calm bleat and an unhurried shuffle, it turns grass into warmth, rhythm, and the occasional escape attempt that feels more accidental than rebellious. Its flocking instinct creates a living, moving landscape, each sheep a quiet note in the farm’s daily harmony. In the cycle of seasons, the sheep offers wool, serenity, and a touch of pastoral magic.

Farm Sheep

Waka Flocka Arms Wide Open

Complete Your Flock. Six creatures. Six elements. One collection that exists for exactly one window of time — and then it's gone.

Thunder. Dark. Wood. Fire. Dark. Flame. Each one sculpted as a standalone chibi character with its own elemental identity. Small scale. Maximum personality.

This is something new for Barbaross Miniature. A collectible series built around the gacha philosophy — you don't just print minis, you complete a set. Series 01 introduces the Bird Flock. Six pieces. One free gift included.

How to get them: → Complete the Patreon month — that's the only path right now. → After the window closes, they move into select bundles or standalone packs. No guarantees on timing.

Series 01 is live. The flock is waiting.

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3D Print of GACHAPON STUDIO — CACHABIRD SERIES 01 ? Catch 'Em All.

“Wings of midnight unfurl, skullblade drinks the dark.
Drop me on the crypt, mortal
one swing, one scream, and your blood joins my eternal flock.”

3D Print of Bloodwing Baroness 25MM From Evil Painter Studios

A set of flat tiles with a slightly rough surface intended for applying flocking/textures naming convention uses inches - NOTE - * un-enclosed printers may require brims and will struggle with the largest tiles due to the geometry (I got usable results even from the 8x8 with my A1 despite some distortion) * Concentric top layer pattern is recommended These models use the OpenLOCK system by Printable Scenery (printablescenery.com) under a free license and are not endorsed by Printable Scenery License: printablescenery.com/2025/10/28/silvergum-studio

OpenLOCK TerrainTiles - Basic

Baseplates are useful to help protect the weapon model, and aid in keeping the crew in place on a busy tabletop. To help with other models that you may have, I have put together three generic designs that should work for most models - you may have to adjust for size on the X and Y axis depending on the size of the files. These designs are the T shape for the traditional gun carriage (the Deweycat Bofors 75mm mountain gun in in the photo); the V shape for split trail mid-century guns (the Deweycat M2A1 105mm howitzer in in the photo), and the X or crucifix style, common in many A/A or dual purpose gun mounts (the Deweycat Italian 75/46 gun is in the photo).The designs place the crew outside the base plate but within the one inch limit set by the rules. The perimeter has a lip, and the textured surface can be painted or flocked as shown in the test prints.

Deweycat Generic Artillery Gun Base Plates STL pack

There are two mine field options in Bolt Action- These STLs reflect that;  one titled AP minefield (anti-personnel) has smaller mines visible on the service; the one titled AT minefield for Anti-tank has larger ones. Please look at the photos; the AT one is in the centre of the photos. You may prefer one over the others. The signs will fit both mine fields; you have the choice of the generic skull and bones, the German “minen!”; and the English “halt!”     Please print the fields themselves at 0.3mm layers but the signs at a finer setting; I used 0.1mm layers.     To finish I used a rattle can primer, then painted the exposed mines with an olive green, inked them and drybrushed. I then used PVA tinted with brown craft paint and sprinkled cat litter and flock onto them. Once dry I used a small brush to clear the flock away from the mine heads and then spray varnished.     Don’t glue the signs in; they friction fit easily and can be switched out and removed for flat storage of the fields.  • Please note the pre-supported files for resin printing may not be ideal for your printer, resin, or settings. They are provided as a courtesy only, and while they worked well for me, your results may vary.  • Always clean support material away carefully and test fit before gluing.  If you have any questions, concerns or difficulties, please contact me at deweycatproductions@gmail.com

Deweycat Bolt Action Minefield Marker STL pack

It is common in many Bolt Action scenarios that one player will start with game with some or all their forces “dug in”. This is a great advantage when those units are being fired upon (prep barrage notwithstanding). The rules allow these positions to be abandoned by the unit therein – perhaps to make an assault, or to “get out of Dodge” if things turn bad. The dug in positions can be reclaimed by the original unit, or other units, during game play.  Since Bolt Action is often a game of inches, there is an advantage to have something to marking the location of actual entrenchments. I thought it would be handy to have a system of “Dug In” game aids for units. A dug in sniper team or FOO would not dig a slit trench any larger than needed, while a twelve-man section would require a length bit of ground. Likewise, weapon teams and field guns require different sized dug outs. I wanted to minimize the footprint on the game table, but still have something that reflects an actual field entrenchment. Hence this package.  This system has four .stls – the first two are a system of interlocking end and middle pieces – two end pieces lock together to create a nice spot for a two-man team, while adding the middle sections will give you a trench as long as you need, allowing for double rows of 25mm based figures.  The gun pit gives you room for most light and medium guns, heavy mortars etc., while the team emplacement allows a 60mm based weapon team.  The trenches replicate an entrenchment with corrugated sheet metal sides and a border of sand bags. A coating on flocking on the outer face would complete the look.  The prints shown in the pics were printed rather crudely at 0.3mm. Results would be much better at a finer setting and/or using filler post print. I was in a bit of a rush as I needed them for a game and didn’t spend the time, I should have on them. Then again, it’s a game table not a diorama.  These .stls are meant for FDM printing. They can be printed at a fairly coarse scale.  I offer them as a free file, as i think they have a real use, and hopefully if you like them, you will buy some other Deweycat STLs.

Deweycat 28mm Wargaming Dug In Entrenchments STL pack

This sculpture captures a weary shepherd boy slumped against a log deeply asleep. A hat rests in one hand while a staff lies gently at his feet. His lowered head and softened limbs evoke a sense of quiet repose. The vulnerable posture feels familiar and sincere as though he continues watching over his flock in his dreams.

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