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Topic: Aventine class - Star Trek model

Evening,
Thought I'd share the print I've been working on for aproximately 2 months.
After all, it was with help from this forum that got me started on making models with 3d printing in mind smile

She's an Aventine class science explorer, about 700mm long and was printed in ABS from ModFab.
Maybe 3 weeks of 'casual' printing involved, I think about 50 pieces in total.
Took much longer to get the 3d model to a point where I was happy, however.

http://i.imgur.com/EbdB2xL.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/GeIenou.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/RaGNR5Z.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/NPnRnHc.jpg

And here's what I'm aiming for once painted.
http://i.imgur.com/vJktpwD.jpg

This is a crowd funding thing that I'm running: http://www.gofundme.com/bvi140 It's for pretty selfish reasons tongue

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Re: Aventine class - Star Trek model

Nice!!!

Now that's a serious print smile

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Re: Aventine class - Star Trek model

Danke!
Sanding sanding sanding sanding sanding sanding.

This is a crowd funding thing that I'm running: http://www.gofundme.com/bvi140 It's for pretty selfish reasons tongue

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Nice.

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Briggs wrote:

Nice.

+1 big project

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Re: Aventine class - Star Trek model

What's the overall size?  Any projections of what it will weigh when completed?

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About 700mm long from nose to aft torpedo launchers .
Probably just a tad over a kilo once painted I'd think, but honestly I'm not all that sure.

This is a crowd funding thing that I'm running: http://www.gofundme.com/bvi140 It's for pretty selfish reasons tongue

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Re: Aventine class - Star Trek model

Did you do some vapor smoothing on this?  I'm guessing so due to the great shine on some of the parts.  Great work so far..........is it complete?

If you build it they will come. Then they will make fun of it, tell you it's not worth doing and go home and try to copy you.
If a picture is worth a thousand words then being there is worth a thousand pictures.

(2) Stock Makerbot Z18s, Filastruder w/Melt Filter, Filawinder, Autodesk Inventor Design Suite 2014 .........so far.

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Superdave wrote:

Did you do some vapor smoothing on this?  I'm guessing so due to the great shine on some of the parts.  Great work so far..........is it complete?

Nah, that was just the run off of the acetone glue goop I used to use. And nope, not even close, it sits amongst my ever growing pile of other unfinished props... tongue

This is a crowd funding thing that I'm running: http://www.gofundme.com/bvi140 It's for pretty selfish reasons tongue

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Re: Aventine class - Star Trek model

Awesome print and patience...nice work, Serin!!

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Superdave wrote:

......is it complete?

What's a complete project?   That's just plain crazy talk there. smile

SD2 - Glass Bed, Fans on PCB and Y motor, Custom enclosure
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Hah! Just don't have the time to finish all the old projects... Too busy starting new ones.
O_O

This is a crowd funding thing that I'm running: http://www.gofundme.com/bvi140 It's for pretty selfish reasons tongue

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wier10ga good point.  What was I thinking. wink

If you build it they will come. Then they will make fun of it, tell you it's not worth doing and go home and try to copy you.
If a picture is worth a thousand words then being there is worth a thousand pictures.

(2) Stock Makerbot Z18s, Filastruder w/Melt Filter, Filawinder, Autodesk Inventor Design Suite 2014 .........so far.