First 3d print from Nautilus Drydocks

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  • Qakeith
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    Originally posted by RazorAntilles
    She's a beauty! Just missing the guts she needs to get wet, lol. Very good work!
    Unfortunately she is only for display. I’m not into the wet versions at the moment. Thank you though for the comment.

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  • Das Boot
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    Originally posted by Qakeith
    Just completed my first sub 3d print, a Los Angeles Class 688. I worked on subs for 35 years at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine and I specifically worked on the Groton for 1 year on a special project. Lots of fond memories. The print came out beautifully and I hope my paint job did her justice. She looks great on my man cave wall. I printed her full size, about 5 feet long, and it took about 60 hours total print time. The stand also came from the ND and I added a nameplate to say it was the SSN 694.
    Sweet. You did a good job getting the swirl out of the 3-D printing.

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  • trout
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    Very nice!

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  • RazorAntilles
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    She's a beauty! Just missing the guts she needs to get wet, lol. Very good work!

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    First 3d print from Nautilus Drydocks

    Just completed my first sub 3d print, a Los Angeles Class 688. I worked on subs for 35 years at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine and I specifically worked on the Groton for 1 year on a special project. Lots of fond memories. The print came out beautifully and I hope my paint job did her justice. She looks great on my man cave wall. I printed her full size, about 5 feet long, and it took about 60 hours total print time. The stand also came from the ND and I added a nameplate to say it was the SSN 694.
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