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Published: 2015-11-27 20:30:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 3218; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 0
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3D print of the winged robot 3D mdoel I did a bit back, with the service I used did not use so much support, also scaled down quite a bit for chaper
the model is almsot 6" tall in this printstill overall came out good ^^ learned a bit for the next time
Painted with grey primer to make details more visible.
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gracias, estoy muy feliz como salio, aunque me salio medio caro
mi impresora sigue en aduana como anduvieron en paro y todo asdf ... estoy intentando contactarme con ellos
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Uff, esperemos que llegue pronto, malvada aduana >.< x3
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llego el 23... la arme y ya hice una primera prueba, hago unas mas y voy a poder empezar a dar el servicio por mi cuenta por fin
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Yey!! vi las fotitos que subiste de eso >u<Β
estarΓ© esperando a que tengas tu negocio en marcha otra vez :3
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Neato! You may want to invest in some Hobbybase joints in the future, so you can add real articulation to such figures. You can grab them off of HLJ or Ebay or other import sites and the like. An impressive kinda-sorta garage kit.
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i can model those for 3D printing but did not want to do the extra work, was kind on a deadline sicne was for a contest.
and sadly where I live would be hard to get those regardless
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Shipping costs too high? Ah jeez. Well, you did what you could, and well, with the things you had available. Still, looking into hobby supplies like that can yield interesting results! Good luck with future models.
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thanks well I gave a step forward and got myself a 3D pritner prusa i3 kit, sadly the shiping and custom tax costed me like half the price of the machine... but got it now and workign so can start experimenting with it ^^
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Ah damn, congrats! I'd still advise trying to work with premade joints for figures. Apparently besides the Hobbybase ones you can buy from HLJ I'd mentioned you can also buy bags of Figma standard joints from Ebay. Are the models you've gotten out of your current printer up to snuff for you, at any rate?
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yea is not a bad idea may save some work, will have to chack those and see if I can find local providers
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Indeed! They show a great deal of detail.
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thanks I m very happy how those came out
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