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So, a quick followup on my earlier post of my rendition of the Fallout Nuka Cola machine. Here are a few happy snaps of the finished vignette.

A fun little project. Only the drink machine, bottles and bottle caps were 3D printed on my Photon. The base is scratch built from styrene stock, two-part epoxy putty and sand and gravel. The organ pipe cactus is from a Pegasus Models injection molded set.

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Here's the latest on my workbench. This is my Fallout Nuka Cola machine printed on my "classic" Photon. Elgoo gray, .05 layers, 9 s normal exposure.

I've finished most the painting (just need to touch up the bottoms of the Nuka Cola bottles). This is the last mock-up for the base. I may still change some little detail or other, but I think this is pretty close to what I had in mind.

The machine is a re-mix 3D print file I found on Thingiverse. I made a fair number of changes to it, but still, I wouldn't claim it as an "original" design. I added the coin-op control details, modified the cooler box and door, and hollowed the entire thing to make it easier to print.

The bottles are my own original design, though. I tried to use another file that I found online, but it was created to print cos-play prop bottles, and after futzing around with that, it was just easier to make my own bottle design that I knew would print reliably.

The catus is from a Pegasus Models set of injection molded cactus plants. It helps balance the composition and adds a southwest desert feel.

I sketched up the layout and played around with it a bit before I made this foundation piece from sheet and strip styrene. It'll get glued down to a piece of foam to give some presence and height to the final display. Lots more work to do on the base, but I think this little project is coming along nicely.

Happy modeling!

這是我的工作台上的最新訊息. 這是我在我的"經典"光子上列印的核可樂機. Elgo gray 05層, 9 s正常曝光.

我完成了大部分繪畫(只需要摸一下nuka可樂瓶的底部). 這是基地的最後一個模型. 我可能仍然會改變一些小細節, 但我認為這和我的想法相當接近.

這台機器是我在thingiverse上發現的3 d列印檔案. 我對它做了相當多的修改, 但仍然, 我不會聲稱它是"原創"設計. 我新增了硬幣操作控制細節, 修改了冷卻器盒和門, 把整件都空洞, 讓列印更容易列印.

瓶子是我自己的原創設計. 我嘗試使用我在網上找到的另一個檔案, 但它是為了列印cos-play道具瓶子而創建的, 然後用它打亂後, 我知道可以可靠列印的瓶子設計更簡單.

Catus是來自一套飛馬座噴射模型的仙人掌植物. 它有助於平衡成分, 增加西南沙漠的感覺.

在我用床單和脫衣櫃和脫衣舞的底片之前, 我繪制了佈局並玩弄了一下. 它會粘在一塊泡沫上, 讓最終展示一些存在和高度. 基地還有很多工作要做, 但我認為這個小項目進展順利.

快樂的模特!

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I have an .stl of an object that has already been shelled / hollowed. I got the .stl from Pinshape, so I don't have the original design, just the downloaded, already hollowed / shelled .stl.

I want to scale the object down, but when I do, the walls of the shell become too thin to print. I'd like to "fill" or somehow make the smaller scaled .stl solid to eliminate the issue of the too-thin walls.

I have MeshMixer (along with MS 3D Builder), but I cannot figure out how to change the hollow interior into a solid.

I suppose what I am actually trying to do is delete the inner surface mesh leaving just the outside mesh (surface). But I cannot figure out how to select and delete this inner mesh. The object has no holes. It is a continous surface on the outside and a continous surface on the inside.

Can anyone suggest a way to do this?

Thanks!

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I'm really lovin' this little machine...

This is my latest print, fresh off the build plate this morning. Here we have a 1/72 scale M450 dozer suspension, chassis frame and transmission. (I'm still working on the rest of the design.)

Length of the tracks is 33.35mm, track width is 21.96mm,

Printed with Elegoo Standard Gray, 10 bottom layers @ 50s. .02mm normal layers @ 8.25s. 6.5s light off, with 0s bottom light off.

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Some recent prints off my Photon. Mostly in 1/72 scale except for the last pic which is of a 1/35 scale copy of the 1/72 pallet and generator designs.

These were all designed using TinkerCad, BTW.

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1/72 scale 3Kw MEP series generators printed on my Photon using Elegoo Standard Gray.

10 base layers at 50s. .02 normal layers at 9.25s. 6.25s off / delay time.

The models shown here are three parts: the wooden pallets, the frames, and the engine-generators. (None are glued together yet to allow for painting.)

The tubular portions of the frames are .5mm in cross section (both the square and cylindrical tubes).

That's a US dime in the foreground for scale comparison. The figure in the left rear is a 1/72 scale vinyl one, also for scale. It's 1" (25.4mm) tall.

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50lb CO2, trolley mounted flightline type fire extinguishers in 1/72 scale. These are for a large museum Vietnam war era diorama. The fire extinguishers are just under 1" (24.4 mm) tall.

These were designed using TinkerCad. The .stl was oriented and supported using B9 Creator. The supported stl. was imported in ChiTuBox to arrange a build plate full and then slice.

Printed on my Photon using Elegoo Standard Gray resin. .02 layers. 8 bottom layers @ 45s. 9.25s normal layers. Six sets (extinguisher and nozzle) printed at one time.

Airbrushed with Tamiya paints for the base colors, then hand painted with Vallejo Model Colors and Games Workshop for the details.

The hoses are .4mm dia lead solder wire.

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A bit of a follow up post to my earlier one about this model: AN/PDR-1 RDF set in 1/35 scale.

I've finished it up. Base colors are airbrushed Tamiya paints with the details hand brushed using various acrylics (Citadel, Vallejo, etc.). This was followed up with artist oil paint washes and highlights.

The model is an original 3D design done with Tinker Cad and printed on my Photon. Total height is about 78 mm with the cross sections / diameters of the thin antenna rods, handles and "spikey" tripod feet at .5 mm.

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A 1/35 scale model of the AN/PDR-1 Radio Direction Finding set.

Original design using Tinker CAD. Manual supports adding using B9 Creator and sliced with ChituBox. Manual supports were a combination of default medium and light with some "custom" light supports with .3mm dia contact areas at .2mm contact depth.

The design was made hollow with an open bottom and a locator hole in the top for the antenna base which also served as a vent / drain.

Elegoo Standard Gray resin. .02 mm layers. 8 bottom layers at 45s. 9.5s normal layer exposure.

To give an idea about the actual size of the model, the rods on the antenna, the handles on the radio, and the spikey feet on the tripod are all .5mm diameter / cross section.

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Version 2 of the designs printed in 1/35 scale and finished mostly with Tamiya and Citadel paints.

Version 3 of the designs will get some small revisions and additions to add some more details and make others more prominent. I'll also add the hose couplings which should improve the appearance of those connections.

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