Post pics of your own 3D creations (not purchased)
TazMan2000
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This is a .50 cal Barret M107A1. While a popular rifle, it is not seen much in movies, with the exception of Hancock.
I still have a ways to go on working on details such as the trigger mechanism, rear sight and a some other details. I'm trying to make it be field strippable with designing each component mechanically interacts with other parts.
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I still have a ways to go on working on details such as the trigger mechanism, rear sight and a some other details. I'm trying to make it be field strippable with designing each component mechanically interacts with other parts.
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cfrincon
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Sharing some pics of the Shuttle Narcissus Digital Model I've been working on in Fusion 360...
It mostly references NS4's Shuttle Narcissus Studio Scale Model at approximately 1/24 scale but without the asymmetry. Once finished I will be printing it out in my preferred size of 1/72 scale.
It mostly references NS4's Shuttle Narcissus Studio Scale Model at approximately 1/24 scale but without the asymmetry. Once finished I will be printing it out in my preferred size of 1/72 scale.
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TazMan2000
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Detailing the side of the weapon with engravings and some work on the rear sight.
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anamorphicWayne
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Some more detail work on the M107. It takes a bit to subdivide things for printing, as well as accurately positioning screw holes and locator pins to ensure everything goes together correctly. The real weapon can be ordered with either a 29" or 20" barrel. After this, I will have to segment and add locator holes to all of the parts of the upper and lower receiver.
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TazMan2000
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I redesigned my Space 1999 Desk Lamp to make it more accurate as I found measurements of the lamp online. My original was way too small.
It took me over 2 days to print just the lamp shade part, but it came out amazingly well on my old CR10S.
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It took me over 2 days to print just the lamp shade part, but it came out amazingly well on my old CR10S.
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As suspected, the lamp is top heavy. The real Sorella had a metal weight in it to stabilize it. I did modify the design to allow weights to be put in to the base, but I'm going to turn this into an actual desk lamp, so I designed an appropriate base for it.
This is what I have now. Amazingly (surprisingly, shockingly), the wife thinks it's a pretty groovy design and would like it to be actually used in the house as a desk lamp.
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This is what I have now. Amazingly (surprisingly, shockingly), the wife thinks it's a pretty groovy design and would like it to be actually used in the house as a desk lamp.
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TazMan2000
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Great results Taz...and the bonus is that your wife likes it also
The base's 24 hour print should be finished by Saturday morning, the shade part of the lamp took over 48 hours, the body, another 13. Then comes the post processing.
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TazMan2000
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I approve of the lamp, but Coors? Really?
What's wrong with Coors? Next to Lethbridge Pilsner, Coors Banquet goes best with Clamato. What's your favourite beer?
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I was just teasing.
I don't drink. The only booze I have ever really had, was few sips of a Coors, stolen from my buddies dad.
TazMan2000
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It was what I had on hand for a size reference that everyone could recognize. I wasn't advertising.
Mind you nobody complained or teased when I used a Coke can in other pics that needed a size reference.
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