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3D scanners are capable of the fine detail I see in the model above. The only problem is price per resolution delivered. To achieve this detail you are looking at a $60K scanner and a 3D printer in the 6 digit price range range.
Kinda what I was afraid of. Some people on a larger scale have done cheaper powered remote control models and fun things, but for the game even if the details are dumbed down a bit, I think just too small.
Warhammer models are near criminally expensive
3-D printer?!
This is cool, not really sure how useful it is right now, but the potential is awesome. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZboxM...e_gdata_player
Well, jeeze.....thought I'd found something new and cool, just ain't gonna get nothin' over on this bunch!Originally Posted by newracer
Better, cleaner and stronger technology available. I printed these on one of my Dimension 3D printers. AR upper, lower, mag holders for my P220 and AR. I'll post some pictures when I get to the office.
Figured I'd be the first to post this.
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A few parts from the Dimension printer.
Modeled in Autodesk Inventor first:
Then printed and I've been using this controller in my race truck for over 2 years:
This is crazy shit! And I was so proud that I managed to get my iPod working.....
Damn I was just going to post thisFigured I'd be the first to post this.
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