Battlestar Galactica
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Published on December 13, 2011
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I found this on Google 3D Warehouse uploaded by: COXXON
sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=e84ab7ecd16074a339bd6b570381585&prevstart=0
I cleaned it up some in Sketchup and exported the STL file.
sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=e84ab7ecd16074a339bd6b570381585&prevstart=0
I cleaned it up some in Sketchup and exported the STL file.
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Print then Counter ATTACK!!!!!
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rcboosted
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March 25, 2012
said:
I downloaded this thing, but was unable to see it with ReplicatorG. After opening, I don't see anything in replicatorG. I tried to center and put on platform thinking it might have been shifted, nothing. Then I tried to scale it up and down thinking it might be too small, nothing. Would you mind taking a look and see what's going on?
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Battlestar Galactica by DrewPetitclerc is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Creative Commons license.
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The points where the "outriggers" attach to the main fuselage are almost nonexistent; there are hollows in the fuselage but the outriggers don't "plug into" them - they only contact the fuselage at a few tiny points. The net result is that the outriggers attachment is extremely fragile, and once you've scaled this down (80-90%) to fit on an Up! it is virtually impossible to clear out the supports in the fuselage sides without breaking the outriggers off.
Other than that it's fracking great ;)
Thank you Julia,
When I've printed this (3 times so far) I always had to reattatch the "outriggers" I spent very little time "correcting" the model as I found it online and only flipped surfaces in google sketchup and then output an STL file, maybe one day I will import this file into SolidWorks and try to clean it up but that will have to wait till I have more time, did you try the "unsolid" check box in the print dialog?
8-)