GLOBE 5.80 MODEL YACHT HULL - 1:10 SCALE
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A 1:10 static hull model of the Class 5.80 single handed sailing yacht.
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NOTE - a 1:30 scale model of this vessel can be found HERE
Please NOTE, building a full sized boat from a model is NOT allowed for a certified Class Globe 580 This model is NOT in strict conformity with the original 580 Plans and is intended for visualisation purposes only.
If you are not already aware of the Class Globe 580 concept - this is a tiny one-class boat with a proven capabilIty of world girdling adventure, that anyone can build in their own garage, with basic tools!
Endless inspiration and information is available at the Class Globe 580 website.
This model has been uploaded with the approval of the yacht's designer Janusz Maderski whose portfolio can be found at https://www.maderski.pl
ABOUT THIS MODEL
This replica model was drawn using freely available material online, and while it is a very close approximation of the actual design, if you are intending to build the full sized version, it probably does not need to be said that using it for any purpose other than inspiration is not a very good idea, and will not comply with the class rules!
If printed full size it will be a true 1:10 scale, which not coincidentally is the same size as the print version of the construction plans, so whether it's for inspiration or just to get a feel of the proportions of the finished boat, it can be a very handy tool. For those intending to build a model before construction begins, this will save days of work too!
PRINT AND ASSEMBLY -
HULL
The tallest piece is less than 210mm so it should fit in most modern build volumes, I printed mine on my CoreOne+.
No special materials are required, however because it's a rather large perimeter with a relatively small area in contact with the print bed, to minimise warping and to ensure adequate bed adhesion, I strongly recommend using a brim on the internal perimeters.
While the model should print without support, I strongly recommend the use of organic supports at least on the Mid and Front sections.
The models should orient correctly as downloaded.
No special print settings are necessary - I used PLA with standard Prusa Slicer 0.28 DRAFT mode.
Assembly is straight forward, although the hatches are by design printed with zero tolerance, so some small amount of sanding of the openings may be required.
KEEL
The keel is a little tricky to print. Use Organic Support "From Build Plate" - this is a little overkill, but will keep the model stable as it's printing. Orient it as shown below (it should load in that orientation). Note that the thickness of the keel and mounting plate are not to scale - they are thicker for ease of handling and printing.
Assembling the keel is straightforward - simply glue (or use double sided tape) it on the centreline of the hull - the correct location is shown below relative to the hull join line.
OBSERVATION POD.
The observation pod is printed as a separate solid object to make assembly easy. Simply fix it in the correct location and glue in the window panels if you have printed them in a contrasting colour.
Although the use of supports is not strictly necessary, the use of organic supports will provide a better finish to the window surrounds with minimal cleanup necessary.