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NICE JOB on the Priest Woz.... is the cupola printed? ....It's so cool that you can do thatWoz wrote:Hope you get them on OK-
Here's a quick how to-
http://warrenhudsonmodelling.blogspot.c ... m3-m4.html
I decided to put mine on my Priest
ALPHA wrote:I think I spoke too soon Woz.... opened one of the packets... and found the two ends were the same... opened the second...same thing...the third ...same thing again...but when I set them on a flat to take photos... turns out there are two complete and one oddball
Am wondering how this could have happened....thinking you must have made more than three extra sets ....I'm hoping you didn't distribute another set to someone else...cause they are going to be in for a surprise
Nice work though....think they will work fine ...do you think it possible to get the correct end for the top mismatched set?
Thank you muchly Woz
ALPHA
No Problem Woz....Woz wrote:ALPHA wrote:I think I spoke too soon Woz.... opened one of the packets... and found the two ends were the same... opened the second...same thing...the third ...same thing again...but when I set them on a flat to take photos... turns out there are two complete and one oddball
Am wondering how this could have happened....thinking you must have made more than three extra sets ....I'm hoping you didn't distribute another set to someone else...cause they are going to be in for a surprise
Nice work though....think they will work fine ...do you think it possible to get the correct end for the top mismatched set?
Thank you muchly Woz
ALPHA
I'll send it out on Monday.
Sorry about that.
...thought I could fix that one side...but there would just be too much involved to do so... as I figured I could cut it into three pieces glue it all together again...but then the idea turned into four pieces and relocation of the bolt holes on the belt line 
...........just wondering how much of that is printed 
...........just wondering how much of that is printed [/quote]WOW!!!! That printer is really something!!!!!!!!!!!Woz wrote:ALPHA wrote: PS..build thread for the Priest????????????
Here you go http://warrenhudsonmodelling.blogspot.c ... riest.html
I tend to have several builds on the go at any one time but don't want to fill the forum with them as they can take some time.
...takes scratchbuilding to another level.... very nice work sir ......Have you ever tried doing the early VVSS suspensions 
...probably several others too Well I have a design using old scratchbuilding techniques.... if it works...maybe I'll draw up the details....and hand it off to you... you might be able to refine it a little for printer use....unfortunately it would probably come after I finish mine... so they would no longer be on the listWoz wrote:I may do some hollow wheels at some point but the suspension would take a lot of work and I'm already trying to do too many things.
I can see where you are coming from Woz...definitely a static is easier...as basically all you pretty much need to do detail what could be a block of plastic...what I am planning to do is use a static model's normal VVSS with the bogie behind...cut it down ...hollow it out cap it then drill crosswise so I can pin the springs and swingarms ...thing is it's all in my mind now...and not on paperWoz wrote:Designing things for 3D printing is pretty easy once you know the limitations of the printer. Designing small scale things that'll stand up to the stresses of RC tanking is the problem. The early VVSS suspension shouldn't be too hard to make and print for a static model but RC is a whole new ball game.
