My weapons designs

[HermannB]

Medieval arrows for Re-enactment.

I also have “utimate” book on ancient archery.

[Venko]

I have to test print to see if they are not very thin.

[HermannB]

If can make the shaft 0,5 mm, it will be ideal.

[Venko]

Ok 0,5mm.

[antimedic]

If that comes out to your liking, I’d be interested in buying several in multiple scales.

[Tank_1812]

@HermannB

I also have “utimate” book on ancient archery.

Do you know if there is an English version of the book? Looks interesting.

[Petition2God]

Ha! Interesting. I was thinking about CADing M224 in 1/35.

[Venko]

M224 mortar wip:

[HermannB]

I don´t think so.

[Venko]

Arrows printed nicely, but warped after a while. I have to solve this, maybe adding supports on the top.

[Venko]

More progress with the mortar, of course there will be corrections if needed.

[antimedic]

That looks fantastic!

Only correction that jumps out at me at this stage is that the bipod feet don’t look right. Then again, I haven’t played with one of these in close to 20 years, so my perception could be a little off…

[amoz02t]

@Venko

M224 mortar

Bipod feet perhaps “more pointy”? as in this M170 assembly illustration?

[Venko]

I will make them more pointy, I work mainly on photos and videos, so it is easy to miss something.

[Venko]

Correction on the bipod feet:

[Venko]

M224 almost ready, I have to do some touch ups here and there

[MikeyBugs]

I found that if I heated the prints for a few hours in a semi-enclosed space, I call it baking, the prints straighten out. Might be specific to my printing process and the resin I use but it works for me.

[Venko]

[Venko]

Test print of the M224 in 1/24, I have to adjust some small details for 1/35 to print nicely. Bipod is adjustable

[antimedic]

That is absolutely beautiful!