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How to Work with 3D Prints in Modeling

In recent years, 3D printing has gained widespread popularity in the modeling industry, particularly for accessory production. A few years ago Eduard, too, embraced this technology, gradually replacing traditional casting methods with direct printing, constituting approximately 80% of our Brassin production.
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  JAK NA 3D TISKY?
  Jakub Nademlejnský
  In recent years, 3D printing has gained widespread popularity
  in the modeling industry, particularly for accessory production.
  A few years ago Eduard, too, embraced this technology, gradually
  replacing traditional casting methods with direct printing,
  constituting approximately 80% of our Brassin production.
  Removing Supports: Cut supports using a sharp scalpel, razor saw, or ultrasonic knife.
  The primary advantage of 3D-printed
  accessories lies in their simplicity, with
  fewer parts enhancing user-friendliness
  in terms of assembly. Unlike cast kits that
  suffer from shape instability due to mold
  degradation, 3D-printed parts maintain
  dimensional stability.
  Here's an overview of working with our
  3D prints, simple activities suitable for
  modelers of varying skill levels.
  The 3D printed parts are connected to
  the base through printing supports. These
  supports are typically terminated directly
  with a rod in areas where the side is not
  visible. When the supports are attached
  to the visible side of the part, small balls
  are added to the top of these supports to
  prevent them from chipping off along with
  a piece of the set's part during removal.
  How to Work
  with 3D Prints
  in Modeling
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  Sand the remaining supports with a fine grinder. Polish the part for a smooth finish.
  Cut through supports with the knife at a higher gear and low pressure.
  Trim any remaining residue with an ultrasonic knife.
  Procedure with an ultrasonic knife, such as the ZO-91 from HONDA Electronics.
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  Trim any remaining residue with an
  ultrasonic knife.
  Cleaning the Part: Use a grinder to clean the entire part,
  opting for a coarser grinder if the side is not a visible face.
  Finished cleaned part, ready for gluing or painting.
  For very thin parts, use a razor saw or ultrasonic knife instead of a scalpel. A razor saw or ultrasonic scalpel is better for such parts.
  For less critical areas, roughly trim supports with a scalpel or remove them
  with a fingernail.
  After sanding, the part is ready to be installed in the model within a minute.
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  I will also prepare the same part of the cockpit tub on F-16C 1/48 from Kinetic for gluing into the kit.
  Glue 3D print parts using superglue; solvent welding adhesives designed
  
  for plastics won't work. As in previous procedures, I first drip a few drops
  of superglue onto the coated paper after.
  With a few drops of superglue applied with a cut needle, I glue the cockpit
  interior to the plastic airframe section.
  Degrease 3D printed parts with isopropyl alcohol before painting.
  I place the cockpit assembly into the model.
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  Some parts may have a visible raster, due to technological reasons.
  This can be sanded first with a coarse and then with a fine grinder
  until smooth.
  Before spraying the part with paint, I recommend spraying the part with a few coats of Mr. Surfacer 1000 first.
  Now I can apply the paint and finish the cockpit by the classic way.
  Another option is to polish the spot with a cotton swab dipped in isopropyl alcohol.
  
  It needs to be polished for a longer period of time. In areas that are difficult to sand
  or have details nearby, this procedure is appropriate. The material we use for 3D print
  from at Eduard is quite flexible, if you want to bend the parts, I recommend soaking
  them in hot water beforehand to soften them.
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JAK NA 3D TISKY?

Jakub Nademlejnský

In recent years, 3D printing has gained widespread popularity

in the modeling industry, particularly for accessory production.

A few years ago Eduard, too, embraced this technology, gradually

replacing traditional casting methods with direct printing,

constituting approximately 80% of our Brassin production.

Removing Supports: Cut supports using a sharp scalpel, razor saw, or ultrasonic knife.

The primary advantage of 3D-printed

accessories lies in their simplicity, with

fewer parts enhancing user-friendliness

in terms of assembly. Unlike cast kits that

suffer from shape instability due to mold

degradation, 3D-printed parts maintain

dimensional stability.

Here's an overview of working with our

3D prints, simple activities suitable for

modelers of varying skill levels.

The 3D printed parts are connected to

the base through printing supports. These

supports are typically terminated directly

with a rod in areas where the side is not

visible. When the supports are attached

to the visible side of the part, small balls

are added to the top of these supports to

prevent them from chipping off along with

a piece of the set's part during removal.

How to Work

with 3D Prints

in Modeling

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