🔥 1:35 Sandbag Emplacements (Sewn Ends Variant) RT-Diorama | Armorama™

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Build realistic frontline sandbag positions in minutes ✅ Modular corners/curves/lines + single, bent & damaged bags for endless layouts 🧩✨ 📦 Pre-supported, print-ready STL files included — just plug & play. Digital product by RT-Diorama hosted by FaustusModels

This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/news/1-35-sandbag-emplacements-sewn-ends-variant----modular-stl-pre-supported-quick-bits-series---rt-diorama
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I have here a sandbag that measures 30 cm by 60 cm or 1 foot by two feet. Perhaps someone can check with the parts when he purchases them?

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Where is the access to fill the sandbag?

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yes thats pretty much the size

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just like on field made sandbags, the only difference is that the end is not tied but sewn

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I started printing these today. So far they look good. I had a couple of print failures but that could be my user error. I’m new to 3D printing.

Here is a couple of pictures next to a 1/35 ruler.

More later …..

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Did you print them with an FDM printer?

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Hi Tom, I printed these with a Bambu Lab A1 Mini - a spool printer using a .4mm nozzle. I may try the .2mm nozzle later…… I’m new to 3D printing.

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Thanks mate for the detailed info! Just to set expectations clearly: our 1/35 files are designed for resin/SLA printing only. On FDM (even with a smaller nozzle) the fine fabric folds, seams and edges get smoothed out and the presupported files will 100% fail— so we can’t recommend or support FDM for these files :confused:

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I think it´s about time that someone published the “ultimate” sandbag book. This could be an interesting research project.