I’ve been working on my Immolator tops using the 3D printer. Here are some pictures of the finished product.
ALso, showing you how they attach to my Rhinos so that they don’t need to permanent and glued on.





I’ve been working on my Immolator tops using the 3D printer. Here are some pictures of the finished product.
ALso, showing you how they attach to my Rhinos so that they don’t need to permanent and glued on.
So A few weeks ago, I decided to get into 3D printing and I bought a 3D printer on amazon.com. It seemed good for the price and people were giving it a great review (again for the price).
Sadly, the printer never showed up and seemed to get lost in the mail. I ordered another one.
Again, the printer got lost in the mail. Evidently, at least in my experience, these things fall off trucks. Like… a lot.
So I finally bit the bullet and decided to go the “generic rip off” way of things and picked up the same model and make as the printer I bought before, only without the logos and marketing and picked a Chinese knockoff on eBay for around 70% what I paid on Amazon (twice).
I have to tell you: it… is… amazing.
With no trouble at all I got the thing unpacked, leveled, aligned, calibrated and printing like a boss!
Here I am printing a black cube for funsies:
After the cube I printed the tank top conversion bit I’ve been working on in SketchUp Make for a while.
After cleaning up the bit. I placed it onto one of my Sister of Battle Adepta Sororitas Rhinos to convert it to an Immolator.
Last but not least, now I am printing out 4 more tank tops for my other rhinos. Looks to be about a 9 and a half hour long build.