SMS Saint Stephen - Austro-Hungarian Battleship
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Description
SMS Saint Stephen
Launched in 1914, SMS Szent István was the fourth and final Tegetthoff-class dreadnought of the Austro-Hungarian Navy. Named after Hungary’s first Christian king, she symbolized national pride and naval ambition. Armed with twelve 12-inch guns, she served in the Adriatic during World War I but saw little combat. On 10 June 1918, Italian torpedo boats struck her near Premuda, and she capsized and sank. Her loss marked the end of major Austro-Hungarian naval operations.
This is my first own design! I hope it will work for everyone! If you need help or have any trouble with my print, feel free to leave a comment and I will help! Any and all feedback is appreciated!
Filaments:
I have used Bambu Lab PLA Matte for this project. But you should be able to use anything else for this print!
Printed Parts:
- Ship Base Bottom
- Ship Base Middle
- Ship Base Top
- 2x Main Battery Turret 1
- 2x Main Battery Turret 2
- Shorter Pole
- Longer Pole
- Deck
- 12x Side Gun
- 6x Boat
Assembly:
- Step: Remove the supports.
- Step: Glue the bottom and middle part of the Ship Base together.
- Step: Attach all 12 side guns to the sides, 6 guns for each side.
- Step: Glue or attach the top part of the Ship Base on top of the side guns and middle part.
- Step: Attach the Main Batteries to the top of the ship.
- Step: Attach the Boats to the boat holders on the deck.
- Step: Attach the deck part, then attach the poles to their places.
Use the images as references!
License
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