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Dalek Two Zero
Spent the afternoon fixing and painting Two Zero's bumper - it looks less saggy· 0 replies
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ResurgentKaled
I have an ambitious project in mind for 1/60th scale models, which is what I estimate to be the scale for D&D.· 2 replies
(5ft being scaled down to 1 inch.)
I would like to know whether I should document this process if I make a custom design using the measurements on this site, as I would be using custom shoulders for the sake simplicity.
The below image (by MightyOtaKing on DeviantArt) should give a reasonable idea for how these custom shoulders would look:
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Dalek Two Zero
Some of the Getty Images pics from Sci-Fi Scarborough - just the low res thumbnails that I've enlarged slightly as screenshots· 0 replies
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Reached the end of the current spool of PLA (yes, I only buy one at a time, yes it would be cheaper per unit to buy several, no, I don't have the available petty cash to do that, yes, I wish more people bought my plays so I could be rich and/or famous....) Decided to increase my stress by getting out my Sunlu filament welding machine. For a mere forty dollars, this device can sort of connect two strands of filament in only five six easy steps, as long as you have three hands and the patience of a saint. I'm now watching the next piece being printed, and waiting for the notification that the filament has jammed. In all seriousness, if you're careful, it does work. Certainly works better than a lot of the DIY methods I saw online. But I can't help feeling that what they have engineered here is the absolute minimum. With a little more thought and effort they could have built something that was easier and more reliable. But I may have saved myself thirty dollars this morning, by joining together three or four dog-ends of spools. Probably enough to print off the next two pieces, if it doesn't jam. -
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By Timeprowler · Posted
I am interested in bringing Dalek Novus to this one, I have messaged vince directly. Oliver(Timeprowler)
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