A-10 Warthog 30mm Collection | Easy Snap-in Stand - Free 3D Print Model

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Rexi Labs

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[New v2] Full Collection with Display Stand

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Gold (13405) / Filament with spool / 1 kg

Description

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Summary

This is the full collection of 1:1 life-sized A-10 Warthog 30mm Rounds in High Explosive Incendiary, Armor Piercing, Depleted Uranium, and Practice. This collection comes with a brand new easy snap-in-and-out stand that is labeled.

Filaments used

Stand
- Basic Light Gray
- Matte Black
High Explosive Incendiary
- Bambu Matte Red
- Bambu Matte White
- Bambu Silk+ Candy Red
- Bambu Silk+ Silver
- GiantArm Silk Gold (Amazon link)
- Polymaker Metallic Chrome (Amazon link)
  - Bambu Metal Gray Black is a good substitute
Depleted Uranium
- Bambu Matte Red
- Bambu Matte White
- Bambu Silk+ Candy Red
- Sunlu Black Silk (Amazon link)
  - Bambu Metal Iron Gray is the closest
- CC3D Silk Antique Gold (Amazon link)
  - Bambu Metal Iridium Gold is a good substitute
Practice
- CC3D Silk Antique Gold (Amazon link)
  - Bambu Metal Iridium Gold is a good substitute
- Bambu Metal Cobalt Blue
- Matte White

Assembly takes seconds

Simply take the round (bullet) and push it into the top of the casing. Optionally you can use the provided peg to more securely connect the two together.

After that, you can easily snap the rounds in or out of the stand.

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This 3D print is intended for decorative purposes only and is not suitable for children. Small parts may present a choking hazard and edges may be sharp. By printing this 3D print, you assume all liability for any harm to yourself or others resulting from its use.

Comment & Rating (74)

@MaxRex06020709

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Awesome model!

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@rexilabs

Glad you enjoyed the models 🙂. That gold looks interesting, closer to a true brass casing color -- what filament did you use for the gold casings?

@MaxRex06020709

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Bambu labs bronze

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@rexilabs

Replying to @MaxRex06020709 :

Oooh, interesting, I have yet to try PLA basic bronze, but this makes me extra curious to try it since I've been on the lookout for nearly a year now for a filament that more accurately looks like bullet brass than silk gold. Thanks for the tip.

@StephenE

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An excellent addition to anyone's collection.

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@rexilabs

Glad you are enjoying it 🙂

@cal0920

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Great addition to the collect. Once again thanks for the great prints.

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@rexilabs

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the models 🙂

@MiniMaxy

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Really cool design that fits together perfectly

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@rexilabs

Nice, looks good 👍

@MardaLab

hey how you make stand just for 2?

@TineGorm

Hey, I found a mesh bug on the stand. Not sure if it's just me or if others are having the same issue?

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@rexilabs

Thanks for letting me know, the pictures are super helpful, I'll look into it 👍. It looks like it was some sort of artifact that occurred in the STL export 🤔

@user_2650753412

looks fantastic!!! another really good model!

@IoannisFidel

It is really amazing idea and i was ready to print BUT I noticed that you probably exported as .stl first and then you imported to the bambu studio which caused these vertical lines "fragmentation" on your curved surfaces which is annoying. Could you please export in step and re-upload your 3mf files? This will fix these artifacts. Thank you in advance!

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@rexilabs

The vertical lines are more likely to be from polygon limits of the software I was using, but in the year or so since I originally posted this the polygon limits have gone up and I found ways to increase them even more. Coincidentally literally as I type this I'm working on updating all the warthog rounds to be higher polygon and even more realistic, so there will be an update soon for all of the warthog rounds.

@IoannisFidel

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great news! It was cool already, I hope you did not get me wrong, I just wanted them to be as much perfect as such a great model deserves to be!

@rexilabs

Replying to @IoannisFidel :

All good, I always appreciate feedback good or bad, bad feedback is especially useful, there's been a few times where I've posted a model and didn't realize anything was wrong with it until someone posted a comment and that was the only way I knew to fix it and was very glad that they told me about it. The updated versions are pretty much tested and ready to go, but I still have to put together all the new images for them and stuff before I can post them so it'll still take a little bit of time but hopefully it'll be relatively soon

@Parkwad

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20mm next to 30mm Bullet in a real fired A10 30mm casing. Fits!

@user_3255258823

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very nice

@Confortif

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Just what I was looking for. I have a genuine spent casing I got from my dad. All that's missing is the bullet! Thanks!!!!!!

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@rexilabs

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it 🙂

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@Confortif

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Replying to @rexilabs :

I had to do some scaling to fit in the spent casing. Here's the results:

@rexilabs

Replying to @Confortif :

Nice, glad you got it to fit 👍 Yeah I figured a little bit of scaling would be needed since the tolerance is on the real thing can be a little bit variable and it has to fit pretty snug.

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