kenlwest Posted April 26, 2024 Posted April 26, 2024 This was a redesign and rebuild of a 3d model that I transcribed into CAD from an old Hudson Miniatures model plan from 1949. For comparison, the last picture is the original built several years ago, and the rest of the pics are of the significantly improved version I just completed. 8
Dave Darby Posted April 26, 2024 Posted April 26, 2024 That is awesome. What scale is that? Was the original the same scale? The detailing also really brings it to life.
Zippi Posted April 26, 2024 Posted April 26, 2024 Pretty kewl looking old delivery truck. Nicely done.
karbuildr Posted April 26, 2024 Posted April 26, 2024 Now that's is very well done and nice color and excellent detailing.
Yeah Nah Posted April 26, 2024 Posted April 26, 2024 Wow! Brilliant job Ken with some amazing detail work..
mr moto Posted April 27, 2024 Posted April 27, 2024 From Hudson Miniatures to 3D printed! The mind boggles! Next they're going to tell me that the world is round and spinning. That's a great idea and excellent work. It sure beats carving one out of wood. 1
Kah puts Posted April 27, 2024 Posted April 27, 2024 Ok you get a gold star for your efforts ⭐️ timeless ?
kenlwest Posted April 27, 2024 Author Posted April 27, 2024 9 hours ago, Dave Darby said: That is awesome. What scale is that? Was the original the same scale? The detailing also really brings it to life. Dave, the original drawing was 1/16, but both printed models are 1/12 scale. 1
PappyD340 Posted April 27, 2024 Posted April 27, 2024 7 hours ago, Jim B said: That's awesome! I agree 100%
charlie8575 Posted May 8, 2024 Posted May 8, 2024 Great job! I was looking for the Maxwell thread, but couldn't find it. That came out very nicely, too. Charlie Larkin
Bainford Posted May 29, 2024 Posted May 29, 2024 I just had a cruise through your build thread. I am very impressed with your project. A fine example of proper model building, and the finished product looks great. Nicely done.
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