1/60 Devil Gundam Customized

[goodduck]

Hello, Friends. It's been a while. I recently got into 3D printing and would like to share my WIP of my favorite Gundam in 1/60 scale. The original model is like an HG kit scaled up to 1/60. As is, the model is not bad at all, but it lacks many details for a model of that size to my liking. I started by adding new details to the original parts but quickly realized I had to rebuild many parts completely. The only original parts that I left untouched are the feet, heads, and two big antennas on the waist. I’m still thinking of adding more details and changing their shapes, and that’s to be seen. Feedback welcome.

 

[Rhaven Blaack]

First, I would like to say WELCOME BACK! I am glad to see you back on the forum. You have been sorely missed.
Second, your 3D printed Gundam looks AMAZING. You have done a FANTASTIC JOB on this project! Thank you very much for sharing the video with us.

Once again, welcome back.

 

[mijob]

Very nice work I ike the video.

 

[zathros]

Damn Allen, you're modeling prowess is excellent. Too bad we aren't into the same thing. I just got a new Hot End for my Creality K1Max. I kind of print exclusively with a .4mm nozzle. The speed that the K1Max, I don't I could filament fast enough with any nozzle smaller.

I'm so happy you took up my invitation to visit us. Please continue to, you are so welcome here. I'm using Rhino 8 now. If you need anything, contact me at home or here, whichever you wish. It's very pleasing to have your here. There's been a hole without you, but with your present schedule, I feel honored that you visited.

Welcome my friend.



Oh, as we are both 1% per-center motorcyclist

My ZZR1200 with the exhaust mod, knocked 40 lbs. off of the bike. The bike is in the barn now, it was easier for mere to work on the trailer with my bad back. New GALFER (Ferrari) steel braided brake lines, custom made. Polished up, only 3700 miles on her.


I am creating an ABS patch to 3D print out of ABS, as the damn thing fell over and a 1/4 inch 4 inch piece flew off the lower fairing and I can't find it!!



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[goodduck]

First, I would like to say WELCOME BACK! I am glad to see you back on the forum. You have been sorely missed.
Second, your 3D printed Gundam looks AMAZING. You have done a FANTASTIC JOB on this project! Thank you very much for sharing the video with us.

Once again, welcome back.

Thank you very much.

 

[goodduck]

Very nice work I ike the video.

Thank you much!

 

[goodduck]

Damn Allen, you're modeling prowess is excellent. Too bad we aren't into the same thing. I just got a new Hot End for my Creality K1Max. I kind of print exclusively with a .4mm nozzle. The speed that the K1Max, I don't I could filament fast enough with any nozzle smaller.

I'm so happy you took up my invitation to visit us. Please continue to, you are so welcome here. I'm using Rhino 8 now. If you need anything, contact me at home or here, whichever you wish. It's very pleasing to have your here. There's been a hole without you, but with your present schedule, I feel honored that you visited.

Welcome my friend.



Oh, as we are both 1% per-center motorcyclist

My ZZR1200 with the exhaust mod, knocked 40 lbs. off of the bike. The bike is in the barn now, it was easier for mere to work on the trailer with my bad back. New GALFER (Ferrari) steel braided brake lines, custom made. Polished up, only 3700 miles on her.


I am creating an ABS patch to 3D print out of ABS, as the damn thing fell over and a 1/4 inch 4 inch piece flew off the lower fairing and I can't find it!!

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For my P2S, I use the Bambu Engineering Plate with bambu glue stick to print ABS. I like their Cool Plate Super Track that I printed everthing on it, but ABS doesn't like to it. The Textured Plate that come with the printer can print ABS too, but the Engineering plate works much better. I still experimenting with plates ans setting.