Post pics of your own 3D creations (not purchased)
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armamentfactory
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I've been using an Up! Plus 2 with these.
I got an Ender 3 V2 recently, very excited to try it with these models.
I got an Ender 3 V2 recently, very excited to try it with these models.
TazMan2000
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I don't know why I start new projects when I have so many others to complete. I intend to make this one 1/6th scale and RC.
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anamorphicWayne
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Excellent Looking Taz.
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If you're on Facebook, I have nearly all of my work posted in albums there. (Click Photos then Albums.)
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90% of my stuff is sci-fi related, but under the heading of "general modeling" (by which I mean "not sci-fi") here are a couple examples:
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90% of my stuff is sci-fi related, but under the heading of "general modeling" (by which I mean "not sci-fi") here are a couple examples:
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TazMan2000
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If you're on Facebook, I have nearly all of my work posted in albums there. (Click Photos then Albums.)
Charles Adams
Charles Adams is on Facebook. Join Facebook to connect with Charles Adams and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected.
90% of my stuff is sci-fi related, but under the heading of "general modeling" (by which I mean "not sci-fi") here are a couple examples:
Wow. Some really nice work there. Thanks for posting.
TazMan2000
If you're on Facebook, I have nearly all of my work posted in albums there. (Click Photos then Albums.)
Charles Adams
Charles Adams is on Facebook. Join Facebook to connect with Charles Adams and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected.
90% of my stuff is sci-fi related, but under the heading of "general modeling" (by which I mean "not sci-fi") here are a couple examples:
That "C" movie stuff is awesome. Love all the passion that went into that film. Plus that model looks amazing!
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TazMan2000
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I scaled up the moon buggy to 1/6 and printed the sections out on my Anycubic Mono X. I wouldn't recommend this, as I had some issues with support for such large pieces. Filament would have been better even though it would have taken ages.
Big Chief Studios is soon releasing a 1/6 Commander Koenig figure. Hopefully in the future they will release an Alpha astronaut figure.
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Big Chief Studios is soon releasing a 1/6 Commander Koenig figure. Hopefully in the future they will release an Alpha astronaut figure.
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Another Space 1999 creation, the Travel Tube. As per usual, the filming set is not the same as the the prop. Other than the ends, I redesigned the exterior a bit, and made the side doors closer to the set, but added another set of doors on the other side. Plus the top and bottom rails the travel tube/pod rides on, are more similar to a rail car where the pod can do curves.
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Forgot to attach a minor change. The end door, unlike any other similar door on the show, has a hex texture insert.
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A novelty drink coaster set.
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An early start to an Eagle Landing Pad. The proportions are off and I need to adjust those. I was thinking of printing it to accommodate the 22" Eagle, but early calculations is that this would be about 3 metres, or almost 10 feet wide. Even I don't have the room for that. 2 metres at 1/72 is smaller, but still takes up a lot of room.
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Looking good...and yes, 2m is quite the scale. I would go for the 44" Eagle and see if I can build an addition to my home
A friend of mine suggested hanging the thing off the wall and bolting a 22 inch MPC Eagle to it. I'll tell you how the conversation goes when I ask my wife if she'd like a 'textured' (moon textured) feature wall in the living room.
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