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3D models and Prints of Ships for Darkstar

3D models and Prints of Ships for Darkstar

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First Attempt on a non-existent theoretical Fleet carrier

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Skill 8
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3D Design

Fleet Carrier ModelFleet Carrier Model
Side view, showing central docking ports go straight through the ship, Ports below and above do not.Side view, showing central docking ports go straight through the ship, Ports below and above do not.
View of Engines and cutout for a 3/16View of Engines and cutout for a 3/16" x 1/32" magnet on bottom

3D Printed Model

3D printed model turned out OK need to adjust the thickness of the wall near docking bays so the printer is able to make them. also need to increase the size of the space for the magnet, going to start working on the 4 ships recently posted in the Darkstar thread as next attempts

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oriskany
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This is awesome, @bloodstrike ! The Darkstar project thread has grown so big, it has started to spawn children! 😀 This is great! See, this is one of the reasons I resisted the temptation to put an equation into the spreadsheets that calculated LENGTH of the ship. Mass, sure. It’s calculated down to the ton because it’s divided by surplus engine output to get a power/mass ratio that in turn indicates ship thrust. Crew is calculated down to the individual man because crew = weight and power requirements, feedback into aforementioned power/mass equations. But once you stick a LENGTH on… Read more »

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Great stuff

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