M51 Super Sherman - 1/72 - 3D Print - AVF Model
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ม.ค. 2024
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David, you make it look so easy. As a fellow modeler, I know how much time goes into a typical completed model, especially one done to the superb level you do. Not to mention shooting the companion video & all that involves. Well done…again. You set a VERY high bar!
Always wondered if you could 3D print an entire model. The result is beyond my expectation! Sky's the limit!
The main purpose of the lanyard on the antenna is to keep it from shattering when slapping against trees, building, the underside of bridges, or power lines. Modern antenna are usually copper sheathed in fiberglass as an insulator...older stuff would have been sheathed in something similar bakelite.
Antennaes are tied down to prevent contact with powerlines inside of towns and villages.
Love the Sherman family photos at the end.
I love 72 scale armor. a perfect size to collect as many as possible. As always Plasmo, your work is impeccable.
Amazing how well it turned out! In the past you could tell 3D printed parts from across the room. This model looked good even when still attached to the 3D support sprues. 3D printing has come a long way and is definitely the future to small scale modeling.
3D Printing is so good for subjects like this in scales where no kit exists. You did a great job on this one. The Super Sherman really is a beast!
Hey! Try to use ball tips on supports. it's easier to remove without useing side cutters and not damaging your model. Also try to remove supports BEFORE uv light - it's also easier and cleaner. Or after uv deep into hot water and then remove supports - hot water softens thin resin parts for a short time
Just in case you didn't do so, removing supports before fully curing makes them a lot easier to remove, also running the model under hot/warm water can soften the resin allowing the supports to seperate easier as well, besides that great model!
1/72 scale is sooo difficult for tanks !
Beautiful model! Love the outcome and thoroughly enjoy seeing your models develop/come to completion in every video, Awesome job!!
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The combination with 3D print and paiting is fascinating. Please more of them. Actually i printed and painted a sturmtiger and a Sherman from 3d fortress.
What a wonderful time to live in; if you want a particular model or piece, you just print it. I’d love to have the skill (and money) to dabble in 3D printing.
Incredible job on the 3D print and details. Your painting and finishing touches really captures the weathering and wear on the model. Fantastic job!
I’ve built an M-51 from Dragon model with Modelltrans conversion and 3D printed tracks. It is the best Sherman ever.
Great video about the issues you have to deal with when printing a model out of resin. The UV resin with brush 🖌️ is a great solution. I'm always surprised about your details in this small scale 💪
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Small, detailed, gorgeous 3in1