SupremeCommander printed models

@Jip Interesting, clearly I still have much to learn. Regardless, thank you and all for the info. Someday I may figure it out.

For now I am going to continue to detail this Aeon Com before attempting another print. I did just get some new filament and paint in today, but I have a few other current projects to get through.
Thanks again!

Update:

Finally located the game data files, plugin worked like a charm, thank you @Rowey.

All in all I'd say I was pretty close.... Interesting some details in the upper arms that I never picked up on.

@ELCroisidh great job dude! you made it from the skratch! if you need me to extract game files, do not hesitate to ask!

Summit battleship

that summit!!!!!

wow! just wow!

I love it so much!

Can the cannons rotate on the summit? Could you edit the model so they could? (Make the cannons separate pieces then attach them after printing)

yes they can rotate

That summit is pretty awesome. Looks like you had to do several of the turrets and radar towers as separate pieces? Either way, nice job getting them all straight, and nice job on the model in general.
Do you use vapor baths in your post processing? I haven't tried it, but I was considering trying it for smoothing.

Everyone's on about that summit, but what about that Fatboy!

And the only real question is: can the summit float?

@ELCroisidh thanks! yeah the body was cut in 4 pieces, guns and small objects printed separately, its pla plastic so i use DHM for post processing

@Jip i think yes, as its not a solid object, just 10% infill

Seraphim ACU!

wow! what size is that? I'm impressed that it's stands straight

@tatsu 20cm height

T3 HQ uef factory

could also get novax and ahwassa?

Ahwassa soon yeah, not sure about novax

Time for Salem class destroyer!
model taken from here
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1353389

10/10, would look at your printed models again

Could you tell us more about how you made it? The painting job appears to be quite solid, with straight lines that aren't blurry

oh, my God. It's too cool to be real !)

the level of detail is astonishing! what scale is this at?