3D Printed models

[Parkmaker]

The smaller things take about 4 days of printing, unless something breaks, and the painting about 3 - 4 days (without) decals for smaller models.
The scale is very tiny und sometimes paint has to dry a bit and your hand has to be really calm. (one hair brush)
Which is a problem sometimes. Glad it is liked, though the ticketbox of the ship is toppeled over. Thank you.

My case diorama:

http://i.imgur.com/riDpZID.jpg

WOW!

[Periocus]

Thank you very much.

[Jettuh]

Just wanted to share another project I'm working on:
Miniature rollercoasters





They are rougly between 10 and 20cm in size.
Will take some pictures when they get out of the printer

[OlaHaldor]

This is all just.. wow! Well done!

[Jettuh]

Thanks

This is what it looks like after printing

[Costarring]

I would rate this thread 5/5 (or 10/10)
But alas...

[NainConPetant]

Thought you all would like to see this.

http://i.imgur.com/M93iDsp.jpg
This is being 3D printed as we speak and will be 75cm long (+-250euro to print).

OMG !!!!

the Boomerang is THE iconic coaster from my hometown Park in montreal that now belong to six flags.
Its one of the first boomerang ride manufactured, been there since 1984, THIS is the coaster i want to recreate in PC but unfortunaly the reversing coaster aren't possible, well not to recreate my childhood ride

I'm still dreaming that maybe one day......in an upcoming update/dlc

[Gysan]

Woa, haven't been active for so long. A half year. First now I see the last post of pictures of your model prints. I love the diorama!

Sorry for bumping.
(People still need to see this cool stuffs!)

[Periocus]

Lately i went back to doing miniatures again. My preffered scale still is 1:220.

Break Dance - Happy Traveller


"normal" Break Dance


Calypso


Compact Pirate Ship. The Original is build by different Companies in Czech Republic or Poland


Hexentanz


Scharzkopf Ferriswheel


Stern von Rio


Flash


Two rides i still have to decorate

Swing Around


Ikarus/ Condor

[Luuknoord]

This is freakin' fantastic!

I do miniatures as in cars / boats and planes from Revell, but this requires even more patience I suppose.

[WingardiumLevicoaster]

Lately i went back to doing miniatures again. My preffered scale still is 1:220.

Break Dance - Happy Traveller
https://i.imgur.com/uAGC5iD.jpg

"normal" Break Dance
https://i.imgur.com/K3Mktxz.jpg

Calypso
https://i.imgur.com/qcYuDSR.jpg

Compact Pirate Ship. The Original is build by different Companies in Czech Republic or Poland
https://i.imgur.com/AzKUClp.jpg

Hexentanz
https://i.imgur.com/qyUIHaL.jpg

Scharzkopf Ferriswheel
https://i.imgur.com/QTzrqwO.jpg

Stern von Rio
https://i.imgur.com/QLsZpsf.jpg

Flash
https://i.imgur.com/3Yr47y6.jpg

Two rides i still have to decorate

Swing Around
https://i.imgur.com/11RsjZf.jpg

Ikarus/ Condor
https://i.imgur.com/xwXjSBy.jpg

OMG I love them Miniatures are so amazing to me

[Periocus]

Thank you.

@Luuknoord
Well it is making me really calm. I need that. Some time back i also build Revell, Faller etc., but that wasn't enough anymore when 3D print became a thing.
I got some help from a friend concerning plans and in i gave him some help with his models.
He still working in 1:87. Here are two examples i made some parts for:

[Luuknoord]

Thank you.

@Luuknoord
Well it is making me really calm. I need that. Some time back i also build Revell, Faller etc., but that wasn't enough anymore when 3D print became a thing.
I got some help from a friend concerning plans and in i gave him some help with his models.
He still working in 1:87. Here are two examples i made some parts for:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mGRD7Thdeg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VswiwUolZcY&t=104s

Absolutely beautiful. So much dedication and patience must have gone into this work.
I love it. All the details.

I reckon the 3D printer is expensive? Which type do you use?

[Periocus]

Thank you.

Currently printers, which could print those small parts, are way too expensive for me.
So actually i still use a printing service while having an eye on the development on printers.