That is one wild version, and I for sure don't envy your clean-up, not at all. Pretty awesome having your own 3D machine, very handy, David. Watching with interest.
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Ski,
I've bought my FDM printers pre-owned, off ebay - you can get a reasonable one for £100 ( $130 ), but they're machines for the patient, I've been at it for nearly two years, and I'm finally getting some good results! - it does help to be mechanically minded & be comfortable with computers..........................
I did a blog of my first printer https://www.scale-models.co.uk/threa...rection.40748/ looking back, I'm surprised at my patience and naivety, and becoming aware of what a FDM printer can do - and can't! It's reasonably cheap to run, but the real expense is time!
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Our plastic world is full of gaps. It seams to me that the Eastern Sector of the producers are to taken up with 25 versions of a subject that was either only ever on paper or total production was a handful of prototypes and even fewer production versions. There are so many things that in my mind would be a great idea to have a model of but that would be a more general subject rather than just military vehicles.Comment
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