I was looking for something a bit more intimidating. I shortened the bomb and made it fatter. I am making a Zombie Apocalyptic for my Lionel train layout. This worked out great! I only wish that the rear fins were in a square and not round. I can put this on a flatcar and I think it will do the trick! The original looked more like a torpedo to me.

Being new to this new technology, this was by far the hardest model to make. While removing the tree's. the legs would break right off at the slimmest part of the leg. It took some trial and error with adjust the tree supports, slowing the machine down and laying the model on its back before I got a good model.

I had to make some adjustments to his size, but he will look great on the layout. I want to add him to my Lionel Train Zombie Village layout.

I had to make some adjustments to his size, but he will look great on the layout. I want to add him to my Lionel Train Zombie Village layout.

Works great and fits perfectly on my Bambu P1S!

I have to make him over again and scale him down. I want to add him to me Lionel Train Zombie Village layout.

I added her to a base and I can add her to my Zombie Village.

This was my very first thing that I have 3D printed and let me tell you, I am amazed at the way it turned out. It was fantastic. It was articulated and could move and everything! I could not believe that my Bambu P1S was capable of. The pieces came out joined but not stuck together. The only problem I had was the mouth. I had to take my x-acto knife and go over the teeth a couple of times and it opened up!