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Equestrian Napoleon
Finally finished the printing! Not quite a full spool used.................. Nothing glued yet, thee are a load of blocks that act as jointing and locating pieces - yes, I missed off including his tail. it is printed! Certainly a long print time. The printer has worked flawlessly, I...- Dave Ward
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On the Border Models Facebook page.............. Dave -
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On the Border Model Facebook page - ' available to pre-order ' On the Special Hobby Facebook page, upcoming releases Dave -
Equestrian Napoleon
Last major part of the statue ( and yes, it's a stallion ) this took 20 hours 14 min. Only the rump, tail & the base pieces to go. I'll be using 2 part epoxy to join everything, it has a little wiggle time & is slighty gap filling. If I used CA, I'd probably need another bottle! There have...- Dave Ward
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From MiniArt - ' new kit comong soon ' hmmm 12th iteration of this thing - must be a fairly niche market Dave -
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On the Takom Facebook page................ Dave -
Equestrian Napoleon
As prints take so long - I 've been looking at other figures, and this caught my eye.................. Maximus Decimus Meridius, - Russell Crowe -, from ' Gladiator ' - standard file print about 140mm tall. Not surprisigly, there aren't that many detailed figure models as freebies! Loads of...- Dave Ward
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Equestrian Napoleon
After 17 hours and 54 minutes........................... Forelegs & Napoleons feet. I was concerned, as I thought the slim legs were a bit fragile - supports still attached - grid, as tree supports get very spindly on tall prints - but all printed with no drama. I think this will be...- Dave Ward
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For my Equestrian Napoleon, direct from Darkstar ( very fast ) Blackened Bronze, Bronze & Antique Gold Dave -
Equestrian Napoleon
This is a 3D printed model from Fab365 - it has tp be primted in parts, due to the size! It is based on the statue by Emmanuel Frémiet of 1868. It was originally sited in Grenoble, but was dismantled in 1870 after the Fall of Napoleon III. It was finally reassembled in 1930 at Laffery ( near...- Dave Ward
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From MiniArt - ' new kit coming soon ' That looks to be quite useful! Dave -
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My 3D printer is in the process of printing out a large equestrian statue of Napoleon. It's from an 1830's casting by Emmanual Fremiet - this ( I think ) is the original How big it is, I've no idea - nothing to scale it by............... As is usual, smaller bronze versions were cast...- Dave Ward
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On the Border Models Facebook page............... Dave -
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From ICM - a combined boxing....................... Can't help but think the ICM Anzac set would be more appropriate.................. Dave -
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I'm trying to find some inspiration, the stash hasn't thrown up any candidates, so a peruse on ebay snagged this ......................at a very reasonable price! Dave -
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From ICM - ' on sale soon ' - combined boxings From Arma Hobby - available to pre-order On the Amusing Hobby Facebook page................... Oh dear, another Tiger......................:disappointed2: Dave -
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From MiniArt - ' new kit coming soon ' Dave -
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From MiniArt - ' new kit coming soon ' Dave -
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On the Magic Factory Facebook page - their first 1/72 model................. Hmm 1/72 with interior............ Dave
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