Daedalus Class BC-304 1/700

[Bridger]

Originally Posted by Madhatter

Awesome! I was hoping this would turn into a physical model and not just a render
I would like to see an Event Horizon STL file that's as good a quality as what you have done on this. Your very talented in CAD

Thanks, but the CAD genius is my budy Chris.

Here is the first print, 5.8cm or 2,28 inch long Puddel Jumpers, the print worked very well but because of the size some of the wall are extremely thin and are bending but all in all a good start.

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First Test Print of the Bridge, it's a good start.

In comparrison to Bar's lovely 1:2500 Daedalus.

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Another milestone achieved for the Daedalus, the right Resin and the right settings for perfect and smooth prints may I present to you Julius Caesar, Notre Dame and a piece of the Daedalus all came out perfect and are butter smooth.

[SCI-FI]

*whiplash*

Wait, what?

They all look awesome, by the way.
What printer?

-SCI-FI

[Bridger]

Originally Posted by SCI-FI

*whiplash*

Wait, what?

They all look awesome, by the way.
What printer?

-SCI-FI

Thanks, I am using the Peopoly Phenom L.

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We are back at work on the Daedalus and have started to fine tune the parts.

[Tiberious]

Man, those prints look great!

[Bridger]

Originally Posted by Tiberious

Man, those prints look great!

Thanks, they turned out extremely well and I can't wait to finally print the Daedalus.

[Manu2401]

This ist incredible. 3D printing really is a revolution in scale modeling. Looks like now we have to "learn to code". Though I am an engineerin and have also made some money with writing software in the past, I really have doubts I could work myself in 3D design like you did.
Great work!!
The Julius Cesar chest armour looks like an angry lion rabbit with the mane and funny ears.

[Bridger]

Originally Posted by Manu2401

This ist incredible. 3D printing really is a revolution in scale modeling.

That it is for sure and the rechnology is only getting better and better.

Originally Posted by Manu2401

Looks like now we have to "learn to code". Though I am an engineerin and have also made some money with writing software in the past, I really have doubts I could work myself in 3D design like you did.
Great work!!

It actualy has nothing to do with coding, you just draw your parts in AutoCad or Blender.

Since I am back in school learning coding and my talent is rather limited a friend Chris Bibby is drawing it for me and he realy does a fantastic job.
You can look at some of his models here.

Originally Posted by Manu2401

The Julius Cesar chest armour looks like an angry lion rabbit with the mane and funny ears.

It does a bit