jasolo@JHead Yes. Do you want the same numer of elements (72)? Half?
jasolo@chrisswim I've reduced the model to 1/285 at http://shpws.me/HbHk
jasolo I can reduce it to that scale save the diameter of the cannon of the CIWS because of the rules of the Frosted Ultra Detail plastic (must be 0.6 mm instead of 0.44 mm). And maybe the Harpoon will cause problems during the cleaning (little space between the missile tubes).
jasolo Done, @fb3f43c , check this url: http://shpws.me/MQ4D
jasolo@KOOLHOVEN , this aircraft is also available as 1/300: http://shpws.me/vn7A
The scale 1/340 is for its use with ships made with Tente, a construction game similar but incompatible with Lego.
jasolo El límite para WS&F sería 1/420, con espesores de 0,7 mm. Por otro lado WS&F tiene la pega de ser poroso, con superficies escalonadas y menos detalle que Acrylic.
Lo del pie clásico no sería problema, me supongo que en las piezas hechas con moldes era la mejor solución, pero con la impresión 3D se pueden obtener pies más realistas.
jasolo@Atlantis A 1/600 las paredes serán más finas y no se podrán imprimir en WS&F. El único material negro para esos espesores sería Black High Definition Acrylate, pero de momento está en fase de pruebas y disponible sólo para los diseñadores.
jasolo@rtangwai The 1 tail version was a discarded idea as told by an Exin exworker. I can make a pack of several 2 tails jets if you are interested on.
jasolo I packed one once in a small plastic bag and it squished top to down as a spring, but got its original shape after stretching it out. Yours seems to be squished right to left, so maybe it could be unfolded. Strong & Flexible material should withstand the process without breaking.
jasolo@bcbasslet
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jasolo@nordmed With other materials you lose the detail of the marks (Strong&Flexible) or they lack the needed elasticity to mount the sundial (you need to deform a little some parts to insert others. Metallic real sundials use pins as axes instead). About the other detail plastics, black doesn't seem good for seeing the marks and transparent color has also problems of visibility.
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