Baneblade

[jarobinson]

 

[jarobinson]

 

[ARMORMAN]

Might as well start building it now....she'll never be satisfied with anything but a life sized....err...Link.

 

[arkon]

model looks great cuz, i warned you about lettin the wife unit look over your shoulder

 

[Kjev]

Nice work! Good luck with the elf and his magic kazoo.

 

[Pigsnout23]

Thanks everyone it's actually my 6th build, first one printed in color. I get a lot of help and ideas from my cousin arkon. There I used soldering wire for part of the exhaust( I didn't like the way the paper looked) View attachment 108312

The solder wire looks great here.

 

[terrinecold]

very nice...
some questions about the ball joint. you dropped the marble in a slightly larger diameter cylinder (the bracket) and a height which is more than the radius of the ball then you glued on top of the cylinder a plane with a circular hole with a diameter smaller than the ball diameter but slightly bigger than the section of said ball by said plane?

 

[jarobinson]

I believe the answer is yes hope these pic's help

 

[jarobinson]

Then I just glued it to underneath the main part. The marble I used was a little big and it rubbed on the bottom plate. Next time I'll match all the parts before I start cutting the top hole.

 

[terrinecold]

thanks, this pictures plus that of the baneblad where we see the piece of armor holding the marble confirms that it is the way I imagined (and tried to describe)

 

[Aeglos]

It's a very cool model ! greatings !!!

 

[Vellocatus]

Hi, very impressive and great to see the evolution of your skills in this field. Just about to start my first build, a Leman Russ. Vell