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I spent way too much time on these 3D printed ladders for the 1:48 DX VF-1 Valkyries.

After seeing how nice the DX Valkeries look on their flight stand, I decided to make simple flight stand for my Arcadia VF-1. Here's a link to the STL file.

I should note, while the Revoltechs are stated to be 1:100, my own measurements put them at 1/120, so I scaled the city to 1/120. That said, it's easy enough to print it scaled up a smidge.

This might be a good read. Tom's Hardware's Top 3D Printers 2022. If you plan to print small figures, you'll eventually want a resin printer. I sure want one. I'm pretty happy with my Prusa, which also has auto-bed leveling. My first 3D printer was a cheapy Monoprice / Wanhao, and I cannot recommend auto bed leveling enough. The Prusa Mini is very well rated. I have the larger Prusa MK3S. Though expensive, they're well rated, and you can save some money buying the kit instead of the pre-built version. I highly recommend this, as it teaches you how to build (and re-build) a 3D printer, which unfortunately you'll likely have to learn to do anyway at some point.

Just some Toynamis and Matchbox Zentrans.

I made this a while ago, but just finally joined the MW forums, so I thought I'd post this. Here's a link to the Imgur album on the build. Here's a link to the STL files.

I 3D printed a set of replacement mini-missiles for the Bandai 1:48 toy. It's a mix of the line art, Arcadia style forearm missiles, with an added dash of indented dash, like the other missiles. Link on Cult 3D

I'm missing the one on the left. I'm attaching the custom replacement designs I made in the meanwhile. There's an unpainted test print in the VF-1S's right arm (upper missile).