Has anyone download this file and 3D printed it? I'm interested in what scale/size it is.
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3D Printed Model
- Thread starter bikergirl1400
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That’s very cool. Checked and they didn’t have the C-10
How much?
Does anyone know if they make a scale model of the zg1400 aka gtr1400, or the zg1000. (C14 and c10) . I'd be very interested in locating both if they were ever made...
Besides the file to print a 3D one, I did find these..
3D model of Kawasaki Concours GTR1000 1994
3D model of Kawasaki Concours GTR1000 1994 available for Download in FBX, OBJ, 3DS, C4D and other file formats for 23 software. Model is ready for render.
3D model of Kawasaki Concours 14 2015
3D model of Kawasaki Concours 14 2015 available for Download in FBX, OBJ, 3DS, C4D and other file formats for 23 software. Model is ready for render.
....sorry I should have said a scale model kit. These are the 3d printer files. I'm looking for an unassembled kit from Revel, or tymiko, that u put together with modeling glue and paints..
Kits will magically appear after COG has gone extinct.
Oh Sorry.. I thought they were already 3D printed for that price, and you just ordered the kit..
Tried to download - I don't have access to the file.
Was going to ask the mechanical designers or model shop to run a sample for me on the SLA.
Although it says Resin Printing, would it be possible to print with plastics and nylon-based machines??
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There's way too many people that undervalue technical and IT work. DAMHIK
I wonder how big a 3D resin printer we would need to crank these kits out?
Let me preface that I do not use a 3D printer, but have been around them for a long time due working in new product development. At work, the mechanical engineers and industrial designers utilize 3D printers (mainly resin). I showed the 3D model to one of the industrial designers. He was intrigued with the amount of detail in the 3D model parts. He felt that it was most likely created from scanning the parts. His team recently purchased an Anycubic Photon M3 Max resin printer. Most work related 3D prints he does are not as finely detailed as this bike model and he wanted to experiment to see how well the printer works.
One of the interesting things I learned is that individual 3D part .stl files contain location metadata. This allows all the model files to be imported and the software will assemble them in the correct place as one whole complete 3D model.
The printer has a build area of 298mm x 164mm x 300mm. I calculated that the max build area can yield roughly a 1:12 scale model maximum. It is my understanding that most 3D model drawings are scalable within the printing software. He maximized the model size to the build area. After reviewing and analyzing the end result 3D print, he presented me with the model.
At this scale, some parts are quite thin, and there was a deformation of the windscreen. The rear reflector attachments were so small it was the first thing to fall off due to handling. Also, one of the software added supports can still be seen behind the fairing above the headers.
One of the interesting things I learned is that individual 3D part .stl files contain location metadata. This allows all the model files to be imported and the software will assemble them in the correct place as one whole complete 3D model.
The printer has a build area of 298mm x 164mm x 300mm. I calculated that the max build area can yield roughly a 1:12 scale model maximum. It is my understanding that most 3D model drawings are scalable within the printing software. He maximized the model size to the build area. After reviewing and analyzing the end result 3D print, he presented me with the model.
At this scale, some parts are quite thin, and there was a deformation of the windscreen. The rear reflector attachments were so small it was the first thing to fall off due to handling. Also, one of the software added supports can still be seen behind the fairing above the headers.
Even with small paint brushes it will be difficult to paint I suspect.
Many of my model kits are done by painting parts before assembly, left on the sprue for easy handling.
Many of my model kits are done by painting parts before assembly, left on the sprue for easy handling.
This was really an experiment in using the 3D printer for me and the Industrial Designer. If I really desire to build and paint a model, the ID guy suggested and offered to print the parts individually and scale them up a bit. Will see.
