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Why this project?
We need your help to construct all models ready, this takes a lot of time and is also very costly.



Why should I support the project?
Be the first to receive the files. Some files will be downloadable later in the shop but not all. The packages will be more expensive than here, so save them now and save up to 40%.
My project shows ships for the different periods /ages. These can be printed on the scales for the different figure sizes from 6 mm to 30 mm (the larger scales could also require larger print areas).
The models are high quality and highly detailed. You can all models print with ABS or PLA.

Example:


different ships:








and more....

High Details:

Link to KS: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1878605342/3d-printable-ships-and-accessories-stl-files

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first preview Pictures from Sloop & Pinacce:

now with a starter set for 3d Printer Newcomers:




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and more Pictures from ships:

first Sloop print Pictures:

new Pictures from painted boats:

Looks like it could benefit from some sanding before painting.

I`d take too much effort.. That`s quite a low res printer

That's why I said 'sand' instead of 'file'. Unless that's a ridiculously hard plastic, some medium-fine grit sandpaper should do the trick fairly quickly, and then use fine and ultra-fine to polish.

SnotlingPimpWagon wrote:
I`d take too much effort.. That`s quite a low res printer

100 micron isn't too low res, although I print with the US counterpart (MP Select Mini) at 88micron regularly or rather using their magic numbers (0.30625, 0.2625, 0.21875, 0.175, 0.13125, 0.0875, 0.04375).

The trick is to either put a wood texture or stone texture as part of the sides which masks the rough nature. Otherwise, use rattlecan of auto primer + filler, two light coats. Then wet sand circular with about 250 grit. Then another layer of primer + filler. Then you are good to go. It doesn't take too much effort, about 20 minutes of work, the filler does a pretty good job allowing you to paint regularly afterwards with minimal lines.

Yes this was only a fast print with 200 micron resulotion. The Sloop was in 15mm and has a print time with this resulotion over 30h.
But i think you can see what you can print for ships.


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Gone for the 'Full Set' pledge on this one. Even if not used directly in a wargame I am pretty sure they would make some great scenery as tied up vessels on the tabletop.

Good luck to 'Eslo' in the last 7 hours remaining of this kickstarter, hopefully 'The Cog' will get unlocked.

Thank you, CBRFigs .

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