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C-133 Cargomaster for microarmor
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Last crawled date: 5 years, 3 months ago
Cold War heavy transport designed to carry ICBM's around.
Often considered a deathtrap due to its vicious stall characteristics; many were lost.with no survivors.
It held some records for speed ( trans-Atlantic flight )
and lift; 117,900lbs to 10,000ft ( record for turboprop craft )
stupidly big model for 1/285 microarmor.
the photo has a p-51, a leopard 1a1 and a leopard 2a4 for size comparison... nearly 190mm wingspan at 6mm scale ( actual plane had 55m wingspan )
the .stls are for the one-piece model, and 4 parts as seen in my clumsy glue job ( tgf filler & sandpaper )
model in full dimensions in blender 2.80 and exported from blender 2.79b* at 1/100 for the .stl file
scale down to 35% in the slicer.
I've had issues exporting .stl's from 2.80 for Cura; 2.79b and 2.80 export the same mesh to different file sizes, too. So I export the mesh from 2.79b for consistency's sake.
as usual, the dice are 15mm for reference
Often considered a deathtrap due to its vicious stall characteristics; many were lost.with no survivors.
It held some records for speed ( trans-Atlantic flight )
and lift; 117,900lbs to 10,000ft ( record for turboprop craft )
stupidly big model for 1/285 microarmor.
the photo has a p-51, a leopard 1a1 and a leopard 2a4 for size comparison... nearly 190mm wingspan at 6mm scale ( actual plane had 55m wingspan )
the .stls are for the one-piece model, and 4 parts as seen in my clumsy glue job ( tgf filler & sandpaper )
model in full dimensions in blender 2.80 and exported from blender 2.79b* at 1/100 for the .stl file
scale down to 35% in the slicer.
I've had issues exporting .stl's from 2.80 for Cura; 2.79b and 2.80 export the same mesh to different file sizes, too. So I export the mesh from 2.79b for consistency's sake.
as usual, the dice are 15mm for reference