Miniatures & Co

 

The model is printed in NinjaFlex, so it resembles the real system (inflatable tubes) more closely. It also has the details like the white endcaps, where the air can come out and the smaller tubes, where the water supply is attached to.

 

I have added fotos and a video of the model as well as a video of a real project, where the Beaver system was used as a barrage for restoration work.

 

I stuffed the box with foam to protect the model from damage during transport. Also included is a little tin with replacement parts for the small details, glued to the model and some info on the project.

This 3D print is a by-product of another project. It is a miniature of the earth and can be

used in dollhouses, dioramas and other miniatures as atlas (globe). As usual you can

get the 3D files on Thingiverse.

 

 

 

Print the stand in Laywood (wooden filament) and the globe with PLA in 2 parts.

 

Print Settings

3D Printer: Ultimaker2+

Rafts: No

Supports: No

Resolution: 0.1

Infill: 20%

 

Post-Printing

Glue the two halfs of the globe together and spray paint it with pink iridescent airbrush color. Glue the wooden stand to the globe and you have your 3D printed miniature globe for your classroom or home. :D

 

How I Designed This

In Cinema4D I used a simple spline in a lathe for the stand and an earth texture in a displacer deformer for the globe.

 

Cheers, RobotMama.