What scale?
... approximately 1/32 scale (17" long)What scale?
Yes. it could be a lot bigger or smaller.Ta. I would be interested in procuring if in 1/48 or 1/35. I presume the file is scaleable?
Yes, just got the Bambu Lab P1P - absolutely brilliant machine and very fast!Looks like a nice 3D printer.
First thought: Very nice!
Yes, it certainly could do with seat belts - I'll add those in on next printFirst thought: Very nice!
Second thought: seat belts. I can't tell if you're modeling the seat belts onto the cushions or will add them later. But please don't forget them!
The layering is interesting... artifact or intentional?
There will be some layering due to the way the 3D printer forms the print; however, it can be reduced with a smaller layer depth.The layering is interesting... artifact or intentional?
So artifact then.There will be some layering due to the way the 3D printer forms the print; however, it can be reduced with a smaller layer depth.
Priming and fine sanding can eliminate the layers altogether.
That would be fun to make!That would work best on the Super Star Destroyer "cortex" where each layer amounts to a deck---at that scale.
That's beyond the scope of my modelling abilities I'm afraid!Has a flying drone version of the concept been attempted ??
Hi Martin, I can sell at a 'hobby level' the printed design (with permission from the Ron Cobb estate) ... the scale can be made to order (1/100 up to 1/28 approximately). The main bulk of the design is nearly complete although I'm making the final touches to improve fittings, mechanisms, wiring etc..What's the scale and commercial availability?
Any updates?Hi Martin, I can sell at a 'hobby level' the printed design (with permission from the Ron Cobb estate) ... the scale can be made to order (1/100 up to 1/28 approximately). The main bulk of the design is nearly complete although I'm making the final touches to improve fittings, mechanisms, wiring etc..