Here is the thing with the .stl files. There are so many (maybe 100), and we keep modifying and updating, and sometimes 5 versions to get it right, I'm not sure if that would be the best approach. Secondly, it would be a nightmare to try and figure out what parts go where. Thirdly, you need at least a Crealty CR-10 or similar to print the larger parts due to size (some over 12" in length). So, after I am certain none of the train companies would be interested, and with the ok from my friend (who is the main designer), I will see if I can post the entire Turntable file as an .rsdoc (Design Spark) file, and you can created your own .stl files. The other issue is necessity of building a control box for the main TT driver, and then to understand the alignment/calibration and operation programs--they are designed to work with Steve's control box and are his designs. I have designed the TT animation programs for the lower TT operation and Gantry operation.
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