Stark Medical Scanner - Modelled and Prototyped!!

[Farrells Props]

I've had this project on my desk for absolute ages. I did the initial CAD design in what seems like a year ago but I think it was sooner. Nonetheless, I digress. attached are the other photos of it.

My plan for this prop is to have a simple light strip under the display screen which will be triggered by a momentary switch under the round button part. A very simple but effective way of giving the prop some life. As well the standby red light will turn to green. Aand I'll also need to sneak in a switch for the whole circuit somewhere I suppose XD.

I'm designing the parts in CAD to be ready to print on my NEW SLA PRINTER. Can you tell I'm excited?!?! Funny enough I've had the machine for a while but only recently got it up and running. This project has always depended on it to be able to make these parts. There's no way I would be able to make these parts on my current FDM.

More updates coming...

 

[NakedMoleRat]

Looking forward to this.

 

[kevinknightnyc]

Was there any advancements in this project?

 

[JPH]

This could be easily 3d printed from the first pic. Just use paint to make the body white. Make the lines and Stark logo light grey

In the movie it looks an inch thick. So, just open up up the jpg in cura or flashforge and tell it to make the "lighter parts thicker. " and use 25mm for thickest height.

 

[Farrells Props]

Was there any advancements in this project?

Yes! Got caught up with a whole bunch of work. Was meaning to try resin printing this as a kit but fell behind with working on it. Will post soon if time permits!

 

[Farrells Props]

This could be easily 3d printed from the first pic. Just use paint to make the body white. Make the lines and Stark logo light grey

In the movie it looks an inch thick. So, just open up up the jpg in cura or flashforge and tell it to make the "lighter parts thicker. " and use 25mm for thickest height.

Hey! The first pic is my model so thankyou ) I have a whole list of measurements somewhere for the screen used. I think I originally scaled it using the milling lines on the aluminum of the sides. Will hopefully post an update soon and scratch the itch for this project!