Tie Fighter DIY lego inspired stand
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i really like the original model, wanted to add it to my collection, so i decided to make a stand for it.
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I really like the original model, wanted to add it to my collection, so i decided to make a stand for it.
It is heavily inspired by the LEGO starwars helmets, more precisely the stand that they rests on. Wanted something similar to fit in.
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- a clean one without logo
- one with an imperial logo on the front
- a project file with modifiers
With prusaslicer 2.6 alpha3 i made a project file to demonstrate the capabilities, i printed as the project files shows.
What are those modifiers? u might ask:
With a little creativity u can do so much in prusaslicer now!
- fuzzy skin on different faces: for that i used the new measure tool to get the angle of the faces to make a small modifier for fuzzy skin all around (with that i wanted to mimic the roughness of the lego counterparts on the model, picture below)
- the logo: the logo on the front is from a font that i downloaded from dafont and simply made the “text” (that is the logo itself) as a text modifier witch can follow the face of any object
- the bottom is just infill reinforcement for the bottom 2 layers :)
You can modify these as u like, the roughness the linewith, the infill, feel free!
there is 4 small holes on the bottom, one in each corner for some 8mm circular rubber feet that i got from a hardware store.
the tiefigter i printed is 130% scale, but the stand should work for a normal 100% model too just downcale it a bit :)
I hope you enjoy what i created, i'm still learning CAD so that was a challange for me, show some love if u like it ^^,
Thanks!