Elite Dangerous ships: Federal Corvette - Free 3D Print Model

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some lads fabricator

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

H2D

H2D Pro

H2S

P2S

H2C

X2D

A2L

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

35.3 h

1 plate

4.8(16)

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Description

This is the federal corvette from elite dangerous with a spoiler (raw model without spoiler included, may create profile for it later)

-scaled up to 250% from the base model, leads to model size being (218mm x 432mm x 69mm)

-cut up to fit 250mm^3 beds, if you want to print on a A1 mini, you will have to scale it down and recut or cut into smaller pieces

-tight fit on dowels, will most likely have to use force to fit it together (dont worry, its tough), still working on this issue

-spoiler connectors are fragile, recommend fitting together model first before attaching spoiler, recommend glue to keep it on

-mind some surface issues, the pla I was using was giving me a lot of trouble, took nearly double the time to print due to this

vehicle

elite dangerous

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Comment & Rating (34)

@AlexCat6

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

😍😍

@Settlerin

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Painted and lightly sanded it--the dowels are a little hard to get in but overall a good fit. Once painted it's tough to see the seams.

The designer has replied

@SomeLadsFabLab

You did a good job on the sleek paint and sanding! Yeah the dowels are still annoyingly tight, but its a tough ship, going to rework it some more by playing with the tolerances some, but glad you were able to get it to work. Hope you enjoy!

@Bambone

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I have scaled it down; it's a fantastic object and superbly executed

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@SomeLadsFabLab

looks well printed so far; thank you!

@IReaper

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

5/5 printer disconnected so it’s looked as failed. far from it amazing print !!

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@SomeLadsFabLab

Thank you! and yeah its fine, I've had similar issues before, mildly annoying XD amazing job though!

@TheBusFromSpeed

Awesome print! Came out pretty good with a couple minor overhang issues. I printed in black Bambu PETG which also caused some warping but it's nothing some black silicone can't fix. Looks awesome, love the detail!

@errorcode3d

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

very nice!

@xCoolT

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

wow, I'm impressed, printed on an A1Mini, the result is magnificent. a bit of paint and it will be perfect. Thanks for sharing Ps: is a display support planned or not at all?

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@SomeLadsFabLab

planned but not yet executed, might actually look into though since its been requested before and still wanted, need more will power to do (its why there hasnt been more models for awhile, even tho its mainly a conversion process) and i dont wanna release a bad model!

@user_3350991913

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Debating as to whether it would be better to print each part separately in case one of the parts fails during printing.

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@SomeLadsFabLab

none of them should fail but it wouldn't be a bad idea if it makes you nervous

@user_1145511286

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I need a base so that I can display it properly

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@SomeLadsFabLab

i was thinking about this, i will look into making one

@danmiller

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Which support do you recommend for the model?

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@SomeLadsFabLab

while I have yet to test it, petg for pla supports, or like how I did, use bambu's pla support filament, otherwise it *might* not need a different material for the supports but it makes it a lot easier to remove, especially for something so thin (the supports are only active on the ships spoiler)