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I was a bit leery about printing something like this. But after the front body and cockpit was printed I knew it will be good looking. Here it is in pre-paint. Not sure of the colour scheme, yet.
Modello semplice,dettagli semplici,alla fine ha solo la tunica,però sinceramente fa la sua bella figura.Inutile dire che il risultato finale dipende molto dalla bravura di chi lo stampa ( senza far vedere i gli attacchi dei supporti ) e sopratutto di chi lo dipinge,quello fa tutta la differenza del mondo,per me sinceramente è un bel modello.
Modello fatto molto bene, i dettagli si vedono l'armatura è perfetta (Stampato con Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra 16K e Resina ABS Like 3.0 8K Space Grey) ho riempito 4 piastre e consumato all'incirca 600ml di resina, ora mi sto divertendo a pitturarlo!
I spent agonising hours printing paul as a distraction for my family - my name is paul and they associate me with the alien because i love marmite. It took ages on a couple of ender 3s. Painted it outside, 20 minutes someone stole it - that is how good this print is. Excellent file and setup, easy to print, harder to stick together on the head LOL. I am going to print it again but this time mod the file for magnet fitting of the head pieces making the process easier. If you want a life size paul then have at it, fun and always a pleaser, there are no faults with this model at all which I love.
fantastic For a die-hard fan, this model is an absolute must-have. It's a faithful recreation and even has the option to add internal lighting. I highly recommend it and I'm going to add it to my slicer right now!
I had zero issues withthe model or any settings. Printed on my Saturn with ABS like resin, with a vat heater at 85F. Beatiful prints, no issues withassembly or any failures of any kind.I love the size of the figures, great for display!
Please say a big 'Thank You' to Paul Walther the designer of the NX-01 Enterprise! The number of cables increases while adding Leds. The colors match the color of the led. Most of them are WS2812B leds. On this pic I used WAGO connectors and 0.14mm² cables. In the WAGOs are 30 cables atm. The outlet slot to the nacelle could be 5mm longer to make wiring easyer. Bernd
Printed most of the model (at 200 odd pieces, I may have missed a few bits lol). Roughly put together, it looks amazing, not to mention much bugger than I imagined. I'm also currently programming up an Arduino mega for lighting, which is working out well, but not perfect due to limitations of both my knowledge , and limitations of the Arduino programming. The only thing I see that is missing is the fact that the instructions could be a little clearer as to if pieces should be glued together or not, obviously user choice works too though :). Pictures will come at some point when its completed, but its slow going due to the fact that I'm using a battery operated air brush, and only get about 20 mins at a time to paint it.
Great detailed build came out great, I was able to add some LED to the nose and nacelles.They turned out okay,the whole build look pretty slick. Good detailed build.I think im going to go with the bird of prey next.
Merci beaucoup pour ce modèle. Il est vraiment magnifique. Je l'imprime en PETG HS ERYONE, nozzle en 0.25 et layer en 0.06 mm sur Flashforge ADM 5 PRO. Patrice
The bust is amazing the detail is incredible and it fits together perfectly, I printed her in resin and supported her in a way so there is very little clean up, fur and suit text just pop can’t wait to paint !
Very good STL model for print. It was a fun to make it and paint. Finished model is a great add on to my home cinema room and Alien's movies collection.
The fit and finish is phenomenal. The pieces fit together very, very well. That said, the recommended print settings are *very* slow; I would probably experiment with speeding them up if I were to reprint this (not a negative; for anyone that sees this later).
very well supported, hollowed, etc. nicely detailed as well. wish the instructions were a little more clear on the assembly options but they were enough to figure it out
Honestly what drew me to this model the most was the stand that comes with the elite add-on. Admittedly this was not a favorite TIE model in general, but as i built it it rapidly became one of my favorite ships! I'm working on an elite version and will post pix once those are done. all in all a great experience; well done!
Amazing file to work with, the model was a real pleasure to print and paint. Everything fits perfectly and the final result is very satisfying.
I printed this for my wife, as she is a huge Grogu fan. Painted the model in Snapmaker Orca slicer to print multicolor. Did all the parts separately and glued together. Printed mostly in Matte PLA from Overture. The biggest issues I had were in printing the candy cane and the hands. They do not like to print standing up to get the best detail, so I ended up orienting them laying down and using a raft with supports. Palms down with the hands, so the palms side is not the nicest looking because of the supports, but they are hidden by the coffee mug, so not terrible. The fit on everything was great and I look forward to printing the other versions of this for the different Holidays!
Saw this on Andor and loved it! I printed this out quickly and chose the in-flight view.. going to double the size and print this out in landed mode which should be cool. might have to buy a bigger house to keep all of these things in! :) Awesome job! anyways I wanted to post pics but this site is very particular about size, so maybe later..
Now with this new version of GamBody, I am finally able to leave a comment for this great model by Paul. It's been almost three years since I bought the first edition of Paul, and in the meantime I've been able to easily download two new updates for the model free of charge – the lifetime support is fantastic! The many parts are printed on three different printers – at that time, an Artillery Genius, a Viper, and a JGAURORA. The assembly took me over a year, as I constantly had to figure out how to achieve sufficient stability for Paul. The thin legs, the large head... He was supposed to be detachable, in three sections – head, torso, and legs. After many hours of filling and painting, he actually stood up on his little legs by himself. A fantastic experience.
Given this is one of my favourite starships, I absolutely had to make it! I spent a looooong time (far longer than I'd like to admit) in Orca recolouring everything so this could be printed in full multi colour on the Snapmaker U1 :) This takes 105 hours in full colour with a tool changer, I would not recommend printing in colour on a none tool changing printer, but well worth putting the time in, as it took less time than masking and painting would have to get this just perfect :) I've added photo's of the build to feedback so you can see for yourself how well this build works :) ... Couldn't be happier with this!