M109 - Free 3D Print Model

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P1S

P1P

X2D

X1 Carbon

H2D

X1E

H2D Pro

H2C

H2S

P2S

A2L

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

16.7 h

1 plate

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The model is segmented into five parts

The original scale is 1/35, but you can also convert it to other scales

Comment & Rating (13)

@user_2179137646

Boosted

Great print, turn out prefect spent 6 years operating one of these.

@nabutbul

Hi, Can you write now did you print it? use support? 0.2 nozzle? something else? looks amazing

@user_2179137646

Boosted

I used P1S with .4mm nozzle settings was .16mm high quality layer setting.

@sarahwest309

Replying to @user_2179137646 :

Hey, can you help me with the print? got a Flashforge printer... 14 h for the base ? HEEEEELP

@Redleg12

Even after the items I mentioned in my last comment, here is the final version

@user_861743419

can this open space please be fixed somehow with support this happens

@user_2520959258

A really special model that I'm working on now in the army and know this model well.

@Redleg12

I have some issues with this print. As a retired artilleryman I am into details. The big problem is the running gear on the drivers side is completely wrong as it is backwards. The drive gear is in the rear and the tracks are even backward. The right side is good and I am sure it was copied to the left and rotated when it should have been mirrored. Also the barrel assemble as presented for printing does not print well and is not exactly round. If you segment the barrel in 3 pieces and stand them up you can print a perfect round barrel which is clean with no tree marks In general it is a fair print but was disappointing.