Track Worker Spreading Ballast

A railroad maintenance-of-way worker leaning into a long-handled four-tine ballast fork, arms extended and shoulders rolled forward as he drags stone back along the track shoulder. He is in late-1990s track gear: an orange hard hat, safety glasses, a mustard-yellow long-sleeved work shirt under a high-visibility orange vest with reflective banding, blue jeans and tan work boots. He is a straightforward crew figure for a tie-and-ballast gang, a track-renewal scene beside a tamper or ballast hopper, or a grade-crossing rebuild on a modern-era railroad layout

Base scale 1:87 (HO). The STL is dimensioned at 1:87 — scale it up or down in your slicer to print at any scale you need.

All Stls are done to a target size of 50 to 100mb to make them manageable for the average users computer. This results in a a mesh density of 33 faces per mm