ALL THE TOOLS

[Serin019]

Well... 20-something of them anyway.

This'll be a log of the props that I've been working on with a friend and customer of mine.
Basically just the tools of Trek.
Most are going to be hollow for lighting and power. There's even talk of adding small led screens to some of the larger ones if we can pull off thin enough walls in the printing medium.

More to come as work progresses.

[Tesral]

Great neatness. This kind of stuff tends to get forgotten.

[Moongrim]

Oh goodness



It never once occurred to me to use the 3D build to create props...

Kudos to you!

[Serin019]

Great neatness. This kind of stuff tends to get forgotten.

Indeed it does, certainly a nice change from normal stuff though.

Oh goodness


It never once occurred to me to use the 3D build to create props...

Kudos to you!

Heh, its alright. This kind of stuff is where I started my journey into 3D modelling, Halo props and the like were where I learnt the basics of printing. It's all quite calming compared to starship modelling

Anyway, more pictures.
The customer took some slightly more visible shots and lit up one of them. Oh and also the next finished model is an osteo fuser.

[Greyryder]

Can the polarity be reversed? I mean, this is Star Trek.

Besides, it's just the responsible thing to do.

[Serin019]

Can the polarity be reversed? I mean, this is Star Trek.

Besides, it's just the responsible thing to do.

You'll need a phase modulator. Whatever the hell that is...
Consequently, here is one I prepared earlier.

[MEATLOAFr]

how about a Pu-36 explosive space modulator?

[Serin019]

how about a Pu-36 explosive space modulator?

That could be arranged. Though I'm booked for the foreseeable future.

[Serin019]

Second batch has been printed.
Only missing one part, pretty good for shapeways.

[Serin019]

Latest batch finished... over about a week. Almost feels like a proper job.
Combining FUD and WSF this time around with circuitry panels and lit panels.