I am an avid modeler and history buff who has recently taken up 3D printing, so now I design my own accessories and modifications to the kits and dioramas that I build!
These are Jerry Cans / Gas Cans that I modeled after WWII era objects, but they all can be used for other settings and time periods.  Each lot is a set of 6 cans in the same scale
(except the one of each option)
; in
either
1 design or a mix, they will need to be cleaned up just like any model, as they will show support marks or may still be on the plate they were printed on.  (You can see that I didn’t clean up the bases from where I glued and sanded the bottoms of the 28 / 30 mm version I painted.)
THE ONE OF EACH OPTION Includes one of each 1:35 Scale variants, which is 9 total, 5 German and 4 US style cans.
The details pictured are only visible on the 1:35 scale
variants
.  They are present on the smaller version’s print files as well, but due to the extremely small size they aren’t visible unless under EXTREME magnification!
If you desire a different scale / size it is very easy for me to modify them and print what you need, so just send me a message via eBay.
Note regarding resin color, in an attempt to keep my cost and price as low as possible I don’t always use grey resin.  Sometimes it is not available due to supply and demand, and sometimes it is significantly higher priced so that I would need to adjust my costs up and down, and I really don’t want to have to be doing that, so from time to time items are printed in a different color, or a translucent resin.  Tracks are almost always printed in a translucent resin because it makes it easier to see when the pin is fully inserted.  However, even the most clear of resins accepts primer very well, and as soon as your first coat is on the item the details will become visible and the item will no longer be transparent.
Also, sometimes when I remove the items from the build plate, or separate prints from each other it causes the mounting plate to break.  If I ever see that the item itself is damaged then I chuck it into the seconds bin and give them away for free, but if the item itself is still in good condition just the mounting plate has been damaged then I still send them.  If I didn’t do this then I would have to increase my cost by at least 50% to account for all the waste.
If you have any questions about any of my information or prints please let me know.  If you really want your print in one color or another for some reason feel free to message me and see what I have available.
I am not promising that these are exactly to a scale with a specific item you may have in the garage, or that every detail is in the exactly correct spot, so please look at the photos for actual examples of objects as they are.  If you want extreme attention to detail then you probably ought to buy the $25.00 kits and save us both a head ache.  But if you are a fine scale modeler or history enthusiast and you want to support a fellow hobbyist, then these items will save you money and help me keep my wife happy!  ;  ]
You may also wonder why they are all the same price regardless of scale / size.  This is because while the larger scales require more materials to print and take longer on the actual printer, they are typically easier and faster to clean up during post processing, and I also have far fewer failed prints when printing the larger items than the smaller versions.
Any tools, paints, models, painted models or demo pieces, other accessories, etc. … that may be in the photos are not included, just the items specifically listed in the offering details.
I have designed several items and tools, so check back in as I list the rest of them too, and keep an eye on my listings for pre-primed or pre-painted options.  If I decide to offer just the printable files then I will put a link on the site where they can be found.
Thanks for looking, have a great day!
Ron