Not new, but I've been away for a while

[bowman]

Hi Folks,
Some of you may remember me from a year or two back, when I used to scratch-build vehicle stuff at 1/24 scale. I haven't posted anything since 2018, but since then I've been dabbling with 3D printing using resin and filament, with 'variable' results. My latest completed model is a 1/16 scale Scimitar in a restoration workshop, all parts either scratch-built or 3D printed. The last image is of a 1/10 scale diorama I am working on as a setting for a samurai figure that I have printed.

[Jim R]

Hello there Steve. I certainly remember you. Welcome back. 3D printing is really taking off in the hobby.

[Nicko]

Impressive work Steve!

Nick

[Ian M]

That is incredible.

[bowman]

Hello there Steve. I certainly remember you. Welcome back. 3D printing is really taking off in the hobby.

Hi Jim, I find that 3D printing allows me to produce parts that would otherwise be difficult to scratchbuilt, particularly parts with curves (E.g. wheels and tyres), or parts with lots of repetition (E.g. track links).

[bowman]

That is incredible.

Thanks Ian

[langy71]

Welcome back Steve, that Scimitar looks gorgeous, well done mate

[Dave Ward]

Steve,
wow - very nice - I've just started on the 3D printing rollercoaster - only PLA, as I don't have the facilities to cope with resin. Still learning how to get the best out of my printer(s)
Dave

[papa 695]

Hi Steve and welcome back.

[JR]

Hi Steve , good to see you back .
Lovely work as we came to expect and know .

[Gern]

Beautiful

[rickoshea52]

I saw the Scimitar diorama at Stafford last year, very impressive.

[Mini Me]

The Samurai dio. Setting looks promising :thumb2:

[bowman]

Welcome back Steve, that Scimitar looks gorgeous, well done mate

Thanks Chris

[outrunner]

All looking very nice.

Andy.