First 3d print from Nautilus Drydocks
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Sweet. You did a good job getting the swirl out of the 3-D printing.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.Leave a comment:
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She's a beauty! Just missing the guts she needs to get wet, lol. Very good work!Leave a comment:
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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 694.2 PhotosTags: None
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