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toilet roll HO scale silo
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- realnuf
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- STL
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- Buildings & Structures
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Overview
Reuse those extra cardboard tubes around the house to create silos for the farms on your model railroad or diorama, Simply place your cardboard tube under the lip of this print and glue in place. cardboard tube can be painted to match your scene. Add ladders or other details to your silo as desired. Three different diameter files are available to match the common diameters of cardboard tubes that you may have available to you. 1.5" (38.1mm) tube diameter will create an ~10.5 foot diameter silo in HO scale 1.75" (44.45mm) tube will create an ~12 foot diameter silo in HO scale 2" (50mm) tube diameter will create an ~14 foot diameter silo in HO scale
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