Who #Chess
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Published on March 23, 2012
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This part was made with Tinkercad. Edit the part online at: tinkercad.com/things/0MwyiZlIbb8
I've added a picture of the first print of the Dalek, this came out much better than I expected, could do with a little tweak, but not bad.
My son now wants an army of these!
I've added a picture of the first print of the Dalek, this came out much better than I expected, could do with a little tweak, but not bad.
My son now wants an army of these!
Instructions
Print, try and find someone in the same time to play with.
I found some of the bases of the items were a little messy once converted to gcode, so I ran the full set through netfabb and I've uploaded the "fixed" version which prints much more cleanly. (in the zip file)
I found some of the bases of the items were a little messy once converted to gcode, so I ran the full set through netfabb and I've uploaded the "fixed" version which prints much more cleanly. (in the zip file)
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akaziuna
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November 8, 2012
said:
This is awesome! How did I miss this when it was posted? Thanks for sharing!
RoboLemur
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May 2, 2012
said:
could you put the individual Dr. Who chess pieces up for download? the printer I'm using doesn't have a very large build platform and I don't want to have to scale down the print.
Anonymous
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March 28, 2012
said:
If two angels face each other, are they both eliminated from the board?
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So I tried to make this, but after several failed attempts I started printing it piece by piece, learning a little bit of 3D software work along the way. I ended up making a bit of a mashup. The K9 I used was thing http://www.thingiverse.com/thi... , the Dalek I used was http://www.thingiverse.com/thi... , and the Tardis I used was http://www.thingiverse.com/thi.... I used your angel, bishop (added a base so I could print it smaller), and of course your awesome idea. I made this for a friend who went apesh!t when she saw this, so it's going to be her Xmas gift.
Wow, well done, you should publish your changes as a derivative and let others benefit from all your hard work.
I have to admit, I produced so many chess sets that week that some of them are a little difficult to print. You'll have found out yourself now, the process of printing each one highlights anomalies in the model that I would have normally fixed before posting.
The finished set looks great, I hope your friend likes it.