Man it’s insane what can be done with 3D printing nowadays! Building models as a kid and wanting to customize things just meant kit bashing or building with putty. Would have loved the the capability available now back then. Looking forward to seeing more completely 3D printed builds.
Nice job my friend on making very futuristic looking 86 as takumi's great great great kids are battleing kensue's great great great kids on mt akina so thank for the video and have nice weakend bye now.
Excellent printer! The body came out VERY nice! I do a lot of 3D printing of bodies with my own files, and I tried printing a few times at .030. The body came out great, but WOW……did a take a loooong time! 🤯 I’m happy with the .050 setting…..a wee bit more sanding, but you gotta do that anyway no matter the subject being printed.
@@waza3350 That’s unknowable without knowing which model. Depends on the tilt angle and the amount of layers. I can bet at least 20 hours or so if it was something like a Camaro or along that line, and it was tilted at 20° on the Y axis.
That's awesome Tom! Been seeing this file on Black Box for quite some time and always wondered how it will look exactly once built.. now I know 😀 very interesting video too, was great seeing the whole process. Well done 👍🏼
I have SEVERAL wheels sets from Black Box STL as well as his Mustang body kit. Pretty good designs. I like this video , I love how well you build and very clean.
I wish then they modernize old cars they bring back the hard lines like what Hyundai did with the N Vision. This looks so good. Can you do the same thing the rest of the cars in Initial D? Would love to see the rest. Awesome video
yo, this is freaking cool as hell man. this is like if a delorean and a ae86 had a 3 some with a new fairlady Z and this was the result hah. cool channel mang ill be subbing to watch , i love weird shit like this
That 3d printer system is pretty cool but idk if I like that it automatically dispenses the resin, that just seems like it would be one more thing needing to be cleaned after printing. Also how easy is it to get the unused resin left in the basin back into the Cartridge you loaded into the printer afterwards? Turned out nice 👍👍
You can leave your resin in the tank, unless you have failure and need to filter or if you want to use another resin, you can leave it permanently in the vat
I called this car the the Toyota AR86 Sprinter Trueno GT-APEX, because the Trueno is back for glory, and you should ask Toyota to bring back the AE86 model
I have that file and was curious how it builds- looks great, thanks for showing us. Also would like to know what is the sanding tool used starting 4:41 ?
Tip for breaking supports. Leave your freshly printed parts in iso alcohol for a couple hours. Makes them very soft so when they break they don't damage the part.
I'm thinking of doing these stuff myself, but I don't have the money and can only get a base model Creality Ender 3. Is it also possible for me to make amazing models like this on my own?
@@TheScalemodelingChannelhmm okay then, but I don't really have a space to safely put a Resin printer. I've done research and a cheaper one is the Creality Mars 2? Is that okay enough? I'm not looking for super high quality, it's a comprimise I'm willing to make for cheaper.
@@TheScalemodelingChannelYea but Unfortunately, I can't afford more than $200 or I have to wait a very long time So Mars 2 is only one in reach for me. I don't really need the bigger models, 1:43 or even 1:32 or 1:36 is good enough for me. Is it an acceptable printer?
call it N.86 DoriDori - turbo, say its for transporting kimchi, and sell the product concept to Hyundai , but dont forget to send me my 33% of whatever moneis this idea generates. q=D
