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Post by Brandon on Nov 30, 2015 11:20:36 GMT -6
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Post by TooOld on Nov 30, 2015 14:17:06 GMT -6
Wow that's some nice work ! I'd love to learn how to do that .  Everybody be sure to click on the movie reel icons for some great images !  |
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Post by magnum4342 on Nov 30, 2015 15:42:11 GMT -6
I plan on getting a 3D printer after Christmas, so if anyone here knows how to do patterning like that please contact me.  |
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Post by peteski on Dec 2, 2015 3:13:16 GMT -6
Just to be clear: that website has images of virtual showrod vehicles (not 3D-printed). They only exist in the computer. I don't know what kind of software was used to create those virtual vehicles but there is a good chance that they could be made "printable" on a 3D printer with not too much additional editing.
Hobbyist 3D printers out there are usually hot-filament type of printers. Their resolution is way too coarse to print out a good rendition of a 1:24 scale model. Not only the body details will be soft, the body would need some serious filling and sanding to make it usable. Unless of course you have $100,000 hobby budget to get a 3D printer with a resolution good enough to do a good job printing out 1:24 scale model parts.
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