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Re: half a saucer

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great to hear that, hope the print be fine...
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I got it today the print be great. The little beast is a bear to photograph, so no picture yet. I'm going to get one from the solid model as well. That will be easier to cut the deflector into.
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I am tickled pink. I took the model shiftdel made for me, imported it into TinkerCAD and did THIS!
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My big fat fingers can't get in the way. For you old 3D modelers it is not much. For me a shaky first step.
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Re: half a saucer

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Congrats, Tesral, now you are part of the modelers club! It looks quite good, I like the shape you gave for the deflector dish, and the overall structure, seems a great idea for ships without a secondary hull.
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Most of the Ane ship have a secondary hull. I just like it there. I cann the first generation ship the FJ Generation because I was heavily influenced by the Franz Joseph Technical manual and the identical saucers.
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These and their upgrades are the end result of the work so far.

I also discovered I need to alter the profile as the cut changes the look a bit. Something I didn't know from just the flat drawings.
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Very cool! It's nice to see how "easy" things can be for who knows what is doing!

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Easy, it is to laugh. I'm beating my head on this and trying to get somewhere.

The physical copy is ordered, in FUD of course.
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Re: half a saucer

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Very nice. I can't get my head around the shapes on a saucer so will stick to easy things like bases in squares and circles.
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