Hobby Lab: Siege Tower – The Finished Print

April 17, 2019 by johnlyons

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Here we have the completed print, this model is comprised of five main parts, six wheels, and three ladders. Before we get stuck into the paint job, let's take a moment to get up close with the model.

Hobby Lab Siege Tower - Finished Prints - All Parts

All the Parts

How's The Quality?

Inevitably, most of the parts need some attention during the prep stages before we can move on to priming. In this case, the quality is fine but needs some attention in the following stage to make them ready for paint.

Hobby Lab Siege Tower - Finished Prints - A Little Stringing

A Little Stringing

We have some stringing within the walls of the tower segments but, luckily, no print errors.

Hobby Lab Siege Tower - Finished Prints - Excess Material B

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Hobby Lab Siege Tower - Finished Prints - Excess Material A

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There are a few places where excess material has been formed (1 & 2), but a little work with a craft knife will soon fix this.

Hobby Lab Siege Tower - Finished Prints - Wheels

The wheels have turned out great and will need comparatively little attention to make them ready for priming.

Does It All Fit Together?

Hobby Lab Siege Tower - Dry Fit A

Smashing Fit

A quick dry fitting of the parts shows us that everything fits very well, straight off the printer bed.

Ramp Hinge Works Beautifully

Even the hinges for the ramp fit and work beautifully. This allows us to see how much cleaning this part may require.

In this case, it needs none as it currently fits snug and is still able to move.

This looks Like Heavy Duty War Machine

The beauty of this kit is apparent in its "robust" look and feel, making it a joy to paint.

Hobby Lab Siege Tower - Finished Prints - Robust

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