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Mar 2016

Hi everyone !

Here is my design entry for the contest : let me introduce to you guys Gasgano’s racing pod ! (seen in Star Wars Ep1 Pod Race Lap 2 (Deleted Scene), and also in the N64 Star Wars Episode 1 : Racer)

Because pod racers are so cool and crazy :smiley:

I removed original strings because they looked ugly, and replaced them with filament chutes. Looks much better and way more solid.

It would probably have looked way better and detailed if printed bigger (I printed it 5% scale).

STL file attached.

Hope you like it, enjoy and good luck to everyone =)

Cheeeeeeers
gasgano-s_racing_pod_fixed.stl (9.49 MB)

I’d like to participate with my Jedi Holocron Cube, one of my favorite Star Wars related items. It was designed to be very easy to print, no support/rafts/etc, while allowing for a lot of customization regarding post-printing finishing options. Inside is a 1"x1"x1" space for adding lighting effects. In the photo I printed the internal cube in transparent PTEG, and the side panels in white ABS. After printing the side panels were spray painted with 24k gold acrylic. 3 side panels are attached to each half of the internal cube. Everything was printed at 200 micron, the internal cube was printed with 0% infill, and the side panels 100% infill, and It took about 12 hours. It was designed to take advantage of a 3D printers ability to repeatably make complex object, print in place small push fit pins, and print objects that contain internal voids for electronics.

You can download the files to print the Jedi Holocron Cube, at the following link.

Here is the screen accurate Cosplay prop of the Storm Trooper Officer Pistol (SE-44C) I designed and printed. I originally designed this for the 501st Legion but decided I’d also enter it into the competition!

There are to many parts to just upload them to the post so here is the link! I’ve attached an image showing my print next to the actual screen prop picture.

Dont forget to follow me on facebook and instagram if you like what i do

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I do see an issue with people entering a tonne of previously made designs, as it gives newer designers little chance to compete.

If I had created the comp (I wish…) it would have been the following criteria:

1. The model must be created for the comp (otherwise we’ve seen it all anyway - if you are into 3D printing chances are all of these are not new)

2. Only 1 entry per person.

3. Winner decided soley by 3DHubs and not how many friends you can get to come and upvote you.

Good to see they got 1 out of 3 right so far. Here’s hoping for the next comp.

Hello,

I would like to enter the competition with this model:https://www.youmagine.com/designs/head-of-yoda-a95a8e4a-146e-41c5-978e-c1c1c217fbed
Head of yoda that I modeled and printed .
I wanted to make a model that is detailed but easily printable.
Printed without support.
May the force be with you:)
yodaprint.stl (24.4 MB)

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One of my favourite Star wars characters is Count Dooku, especially the Clone Wars version, and I have been wanting to sculpt one for a while now, so here it goes. It was 3d sculpted using ZBrush and 3d printed on a Zortrax m200, then Hand painted using Vallejo paints!

The project was supposed to be a study after the original sculpt of Darren E. Marshall a challenge to see if I can make it look as close as possible to the original and a huge desire to have that sculpt in my office, I ended up learning so much from this project.

Make sure to check out my Blog for the entire project walkthrough

http://www.pixelophy.com/2016/03/count-dooku-study-sculpt-and-3d-print/ 2
Merged_Dooku_120mm.stl (69.7 MB)