Nice, thanks Paul. I'll get these up Wednesday.
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Nice, thanks Paul. I'll get these up Wednesday.
List has been updated.
Is this something that should be a sticky?
For all you Zeppelin enthusiasts, I found some mooring stations. They are under accessories.
A few more for the end of March...
Bristol M1C Bullet
http://shpws.me/rlak
double model
http://shpws.me/rlaE
Armstrong Whitworth FK8 (late model)
http://shpws.me/r9OG
double model
http://shpws.me/r9Lw
Paul, the first link for the Armstrong-Whitworth comes up as 1/72 scale. Is this correct?
1/144 single version, much cheaper!
http://shpws.me/r91S
I got confused - the pictures look the same :), the 1/72 version is a lot more expensive!
OK, One more this month - Rumpler C IV
Single
http://shpws.me/rqqk
Double
http://shpws.me/rrb4
https://images3.sw-cdn.net/model/pic...1395752380.jpg
First of April...
I made this model to scale down to 1/350 for the ICOG rules - pilot included.
Single
http://shpws.me/rDKk
Double
http://shpws.me/rEIn
Quad
http://shpws.me/rEIm
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WGF planes on Shapeways list with links updated. 17 June 2014
Excel list updated today. If anyone finds any 1/144 planes missing from this list please let me know.
List updated with inverted Martinsyde S1, Louis Strange!
Fwiw, I think a few of mine may not be listed, such as my new Albatros D.IIIs, and the Zeppelin-Staaken R.IV.
I have the day off (kids' schools closed) and I plan on messing around the Shapeways stuff. I'll double check the list and report back.
Hi John, sorry not to have updated the list with your latest planes but I didn't know. I just added your Zeppelin Staaken, SE5as and Albatross DIIIs, BE2C wingman.
I'm off to Britain for 2 weeks today and will go through the list when I return. Shapeways has a new look! There used to be a smaller link for each plane on the page but now its gone. Your list looks more organized now too. I know in the past when I looked at your 1/144 WWI list it wasn't complete. I found more of your 1/144 WWI on your complete offering list. Please let me know what I'm missing.
Daryl has a new release thread here so everyone and I can more easily keep up to date on his planes. The easier it is for me to see new releases the quicker I can update my list. Where can I find your latest creations without having to go to looking through Shapeways?
No worries. I can be a haphazard kinda guy, so when I think about it, I'll let you know if there is anything new. I've mostly been doing 1:3788 scale starships these last couple weeks, but I am just about finished with one of my WWI faves -- the Halberstadt CL.IV.
Finished the Halb CL.IV (Rol).
http://shpws.me/w1zU
:) I like Matte Gold Steel option!
Another very fine looking bird John.
Rob.
I did have a guy buy something in silver once. Surprised the hell out of me.
Thanks. It's another fave, so I put a ton of time into it.
Nieuport 28, in single and double.
http://shpws.me/wbHB
http://shpws.me/wbxk
http://images1.sw-cdn.net/model/pict...1411926981.jpg
I have heard that 3D printed models tend to have a grainy surface due to the printing process.
For those of you who have purchased or own 3D printed planes I would appreciate your feedback.
It is true, but there are plenty of workarounds. Search the site for some of the threads. My personal favorite is a handful and dunks in Pledge, followed up with a couple coats of Krylon Triple Thick Clear (which may no longer be on the market, since I couldn't find any this weekend). I have gotten quite a few to come out so smooth, you wouldn't know they are WSF.
I think they are great additions to the game. The graininess can be minimized easily enough. I just spray 2 coats of Krylon clear, then a flat black primer and I'm good to go.
I have also found that using Clipper's method of coating whilst the first coat of varnish is still curing is a good solution to the uneven surface.
He explains the process in his thread.
Rob.
:thumbsup: I use a Slate & tile sealer & have found one coat usually is enough for a smooth surface,
Pic attached BE 2c's & Sop. 1 1/2 strutter in WSF.
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John, is the propeller already attached to the engine or does it have to be cut away from somewhere else on the model?
I do mine with the propeller attached to the engine. It's just a personal preference. Also, I don't include a peg, since I attach mine to the stand with a magnet. And for pilots I use N gauge people. You can usually find an unpainted pack of 100+ on ebay for about $5. Chop off their legs, paint 'em up, and you are good to go. At that scale the lack of head wear isn't a problem, and sometimes you get people who are waving or whatnot, which makes for a neat look.
Andy sent me a whole load of those figures from Poland some time ago and they have come in handy for no end of things.
Rob.
An excellent comprehensive piece of work. Well done, Peter! :thumbsup: :clap:
John, just found quite a few more from you and updated the list.
Now starting a WW2 list for 1/144 and 1/200.
Peter, the thread is now "stuck".
I spent far too much time on Shapeways recently trying to browse 1/144 WWI planes. I wish I had seen this before. Thank you for your work on this.
Thanks for 'sticking' it. Sorry you hadn't seen the list. Last fall I got annoyed when looking for 1/144 planes on Shapeways over and over. Finally I had enough and put the list together. Much easier to fiind what you are looking for or something new and to spend one's hard earned money now. A blessing and a curse.
Just added a Shapeways list for WW2 in 1/144 and 1/200. If I missed anything please let me know. I plan on adding AIM to the list and any other sources for 1/144 and 1/200 I can find.
The WW1 Shapeways list has had the prices updated. A few items under Accessories can't be opened at the moment but I have left them there to remind me to update them when they are available again. Items showing 'nfs' under price are not for sale at the moment.
I'll try get to the WW2 list as soon as I can.