3D prints and CADs Part 2 - by petition2God

Very nice. They all look awesome.

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Thats great!!! All parts needed for mechanics at works!!! great idea for my future wrecker

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Something for the children and to justify 3D printing for my family. :smiley: Non 1/35-related. Not my design. Downloaded STL from cults3d. My son was happier to play Mario Cart.

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1/35 Leopard 2A5/6 blinker cage CAD done!
Should fit Border, RFM, and Tamiya offerings. Didn’t measure the Revell parts however.






Depicted weld seams even though they won’t show up in 1/35. Maybe not in 1/16 either…

Making the top protector part available as a separate file, too.

Uploading it to my cults3d page for STL purchase.

Reference photos used:



And T-Rex’s super expensive parts in 1/16:

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Well, these will be in my basket once I start my 26M

Just saw in a couple of reference photos that there’s a hole at the base for an additional leg. So I updated my CAD accordingly.




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Amazing.

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First time making a structure for a vignette or a diorama. Inspired by the “Animal Mother” scene from Full Metal Jacket (1987).
Too many polycounts and organic details kept freezing my CAD software.
Used ZBrush Lite and 3D Builder to make this in 1/35.
Tiled roof parts were borrowed from: https://www.fab.com/listings/a1d80e25-cf85-48b9-81d1-843340b4d9de. Licensed via sketchfab.








Reference photos:


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Very interesting and cool. While you could print the wall and I get trying, I think using another material might be more ideal (cheaper etc) and all the details be 3D printed.

Most recent 3D prints:

Concertina razor wires in 1/35:
10 strands loop:


4 strands loop:

Taking the supports off of these was a huge pain!

Traffic cones in 1/35:


Drip pans:

Choke block:

Homer buckets and choke block:

Homer bucket lids zoomed:

Leopard 2A5/6/7 blinker cage in 1/35:


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The Full Metal Jacket “animal mother” scene-inspired wall is 3D printed in 1/35 - used Elegoo Saturn 2 (8K resolution). Took 11 hours to print after 1 hour of slicer prep and 5 hours of CAD art work and research. It’s the biggest thing I’ve 3D printed so far:












With a Dragon US tanker figure:

Used up about 1/2 of the resin bottle (1000g) for supports and build plate:




I am going to offer this for sale to Armorama folks here first before going over to the FB land.

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