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[Kenny Noe]

Hi,  Got all set up over the holidays with a 3D printer.   It's been a busy puppy since.  Thanks to Mike M. for the help and guidance.  (Lord knows I'd still be lost...)

[Kenny Noe]

I've printed several vehicles so far.   I'll post more pics if ya'll want to see.

 

Here are some 15mm 13/40 Italian tanks (because there weren't enough of them for Bob and Doug to kill at our last game!!)

 

Tanks post cleaning support

 

Tanks after printing

[healey36]

Looking really sharp, Kenny.

[Kenny Noe]

Continuing Don's Army:

 

remaining 13/40, Bren Carriers, and semovante 75 M40

 

 

 

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Kubelwagen 15mm &10mm

 

 

 

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PZIII F

 

 

 

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Panzer IVD

 

 

 

[Kenny Noe]

Don's final 15mm German PzIV F2 long 75.....   Now for the American vehicles.  Plus a little 1/144 scale items for me.   Soviet PT-76A and PT-76B (one with extra gas tanks)

 

 

PT-76B on the "Creation table"

 

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12mm (1/144) scale M-24 Chaffee 

 

 

 

[healey36]

Very sharp, Kenny. One question...when you print these, is there much flash that needs to be cleaned up? In some of the earlier shots, it looked like there might be a bit around gun-barrels, or were those just test-runs?

 

Paul

 

 

[Kenny Noe]

Paul,

 

I print the models with a "brim" to help stick to the printer bed.  It's not too bad to separate the "flash" from the models.  Just have to be real real careful with the gun barrel.

 

--Kenny

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T-54 Early model  (The one with the shot trap at the rear of the turret)

 

 

Close up of shot trap turett