Very cool Tom! I create some small things on Cults3d under JHart Modelworks. Usually just stuff I can't find elsewhere Ile good bullet mirrors, and window cranks, sun visors. little detail parts like that.
This is awesome. Halfway through the video I totally forgot this was actually 3d printed. Amazing and would love to get one to do these in the future. Quick question, regarding materials, how cost effective is to 3d print a whole model? How much does it cost in terms of resin and such supplies? Thanks a lot and keep it up! 😊
Thats hard to say. And depend on a lot of different factors such as supports, infill, the model. Etc etc And also on the type of vehicle your printing. But overall i think its cost effective after the learning curve has been completed
@@TheScalemodelingChannel good to read! Especially if you're thinking of doing a model that's hard or even impossible to get. Good to know it's not super expensive and worth a shot. Thanks for the quick reply! 🙌🏻
The painting process never fail to impress me. You always build models with the most meticulous way. This is the best building project I've seen!
Have you ever thought of building a lowrider? To see how you would paint the car would be very interesting
Very cool Tom! I create some small things on Cults3d under JHart Modelworks. Usually just stuff I can't find elsewhere Ile good bullet mirrors, and window cranks, sun visors. little detail parts like that.
Nice build. That is very nice to be able to 3D print a model.
I really enjoyed this video Tom. I would like to see you do more of these types of videos in the future.
Nice work! Thanks for the inspiration!
Cool ding :)
That’s a cool project. Turned out a to be a very interesting video. Top👍
This is awesome. Halfway through the video I totally forgot this was actually 3d printed. Amazing and would love to get one to do these in the future. Quick question, regarding materials, how cost effective is to 3d print a whole model? How much does it cost in terms of resin and such supplies? Thanks a lot and keep it up! 😊
Thats hard to say. And depend on a lot of different factors such as supports, infill, the model. Etc etc
And also on the type of vehicle your printing.
But overall i think its cost effective after the learning curve has been completed
@@TheScalemodelingChannel good to read! Especially if you're thinking of doing a model that's hard or even impossible to get. Good to know it's not super expensive and worth a shot. Thanks for the quick reply! 🙌🏻
Can you build Formula 1 car? This would be great to watch.
What resin printer would you recommend for a beginner?
Elegoo mars 3
I love your channel, but you must invest in a better microphone please.