What's on your workbench? (no Star Wars, Marvel or DC stuff)
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paulsboutique
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My workbench is a total mess atm.... too many projects on.... but thrashing out a major update to my electronics for the m41a
You always have the stuff I don't recognize. What is this you are working on? It looks like a harddrive but obviously not one?
AnubisGuard
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Hard drive
The hard drive was a Relic from before the Rebellion. It came into the possession of George Wilkins, setting off a series of events that led to multiple Cleanings and murders taking place in a relatively short span of time. The hard drive was a red-level Relic that required sysop levels to...
thank youHard drive
The hard drive was a Relic from before the Rebellion. It came into the possession of George Wilkins, setting off a series of events that led to multiple Cleanings and murders taking place in a relatively short span of time. The hard drive was a red-level Relic that required sysop levels to...silo.fandom.com
Hard drive
The hard drive was a Relic from before the Rebellion. It came into the possession of George Wilkins, setting off a series of events that led to multiple Cleanings and murders taking place in a relatively short span of time. The hard drive was a red-level Relic that required sysop levels to...
Thanks AnubisGuard !
Yep, that's from Silo. If you haven't watched Silo, I highly recommend it. Season 2 starts this month!
I refinished an old Atomic City Botany Bay build (I have not yet reattached the antenna panels), this past weekend, using Archive X paints:
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Han and Luke ESB mounts. I will be working on the Bespin knobs starting next week.
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I don't usually operate on R2, so this is a unique picture. I'm attempting to take one of the jumbo size figures and get some electronics installed. Today I'm working on a push button that will turn on the dome lights.
I happened to come across a sound/light box (it's the grey box toward the bottom) that was probably pulled from a greeting card, so I'll attempt to add sounds to this guy as well.
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drusselmeyer
Master Member
That looks like an old internal hard drive case.
Nothing too wild or special but I recently bought a 3D printer and was amazed at what was available to print off.
This 3D Tron Tank was a kit of parts.
Once printed I had to marry and adjust the parts to fit snug as the component parts were tighter than a drum and refused to slot together.
I then filled any defects sanded polished and threw down a few layers of paint.
The tank tracks are just a holding colour until the more sand coloured matt primer arrives.
I've always loved this model and never thought I'd be in the possession of one..
This 3D Tron Tank was a kit of parts.
Once printed I had to marry and adjust the parts to fit snug as the component parts were tighter than a drum and refused to slot together.
I then filled any defects sanded polished and threw down a few layers of paint.
The tank tracks are just a holding colour until the more sand coloured matt primer arrives.
I've always loved this model and never thought I'd be in the possession of one..
joberg
Legendary Member
After looking for ages I went with the Bambu A1 with AMS feed, it's been pretty awesome so far.Looks sharp! What's the brand of the 3-D machine
I'm running the same setup, it's been awesome so far.
I forgot to mention I keep it housed in a little Alluminium type framed tent, it keeps things dry and a constant temp with any free silica bags I chuck in too.
joberg
Legendary Member
Are you printing in your shed?
I know that you're in the U.K. and, as a tradition, it rains a lot and the humidity might also be a problem. Thanks for the little trick of putting that aluminium tent over the printer!
Ha!... My work bench is literally in a Georgian cellar under the house the printer is in a north facing Anex which gets no sun and is like a Fridge all year round so a bit mindful of any fluctuations which could cool the bed and lift the print off the plate.Are you printing in your shed?
Thanks for the little trick of putting that aluminium tent over the printer!
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