Looking for: Aoba superstructure files.

Discussion in 'Digital Design and Fabrication' started by Gettysburg114th, Nov 9, 2019.

  1. Gettysburg114th

    Gettysburg114th Well-Known Member

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    Anyone out there know where to get files for the Aoba superstructure?
    Thank you,
    Bob
     
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  2. Julian Barbera

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    Aye, pay 5 bucks and you get whatever you want.
     
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  4. Gettysburg114th

    Gettysburg114th Well-Known Member

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    Do you have anything printed that I could look at?
     
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  6. Julian Barbera

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    The models are incredibly accurate but are not made for 3d printing so they need some touch-ups before you can print them.
    @BigGunJeff
     
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  7. SnipeHunter

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    That's fine, I don't want to 3d print them anyway.

    What file format are they in??
     
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    That is a question for @BigGunJeff
    @BigGunJeff you are summoned
     
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  9. BigGunJeff

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    You can download a .STL or .OBJ file.

    These are intended to go into a CAD program and be worked on. They aren't really useful for stick building.
     
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  10. SnipeHunter

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    Cool, thank you for the info. Those sound like something that could be rather handy.
     
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