[jmc2915]

i'm not sure if this has been covered by anyone yet, but i'm looking for someone or some place (online) that sells 3D printed upscale gi joe vehicles for classified figures. i would like to include any 3rd party classified items, like weapons and accessories for classified as well. i have a couple of links below for anyone interested.

raginspoon
http://www.raginspoon.com/store/c16/1%2F12th_Scale.html

mark2designs
https://www.etsy.com/shop/Mark2Design?ref=yr_purchases


i'm hoping that if anyone else here knows of any please share

[jmc2915]

valaverse has licenced gi joe scale products if anyone is interested

[jmc2915]

i know almost everyone here knows about toyhax but i thought it would be good to share anyways since all there stages can be scaled up for 6 inch figures. also any sticker sets would probably work with any 1:12 scale vehicles.

https://toyhax.com/34-stages-for-joe

[Blackacre]

I'm currently in the process of 3D printing the Sky Hawk, scaled up for Action Force. It should probably fit that small line that Hasbro makes too.

I'm also re-creating the Dragonfly and scaling it up. I did a detailed recreation of the Rotors and skids so far and am happy with how they turned out. It took a lot of printing to get the skids to get the friction fit to work right. It's time consuming work to recreate these parts, but a lot of fun.

I finally got a beater fuselage that I could fully dismantle and potentially break. I am splitting the case this weekend so that I can discover how the thumb drive that spins the rotors work. I can't tell if they sonic welded or just glued the pieces together. It sort of looks like they have some spot welding going on, but unfortunately, I don't have much knowledge of what they were capable of back in '84 when it came to plastics toy construction.

After I get the gimmick done then the big job of modeling the fuselage is going to be draft and then printed in Action Force size. My Steel Brigade should hopefully fit.

[sbartek1974]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blackacre

I'm currently in the process of 3D printing the Sky Hawk, scaled up for Action Force. It should probably fit that small line that Hasbro makes too.

I'm also re-creating the Dragonfly and scaling it up. I did a detailed recreation of the Rotors and skids so far and am happy with how they turned out. It took a lot of printing to get the skids to get the friction fit to work right. It's time consuming work to recreate these parts, but a lot of fun.

I finally got a beater fuselage that I could fully dismantle and potentially break. I am splitting the case this weekend so that I can discover how the thumb drive that spins the rotors work. I can't tell if they sonic welded or just glued the pieces together. It sort of looks like they have some spot welding going on, but unfortunately, I don't have much knowledge of what they were capable of back in '84 when it came to plastics toy construction.

After I get the gimmick done then the big job of modeling the fuselage is going to be draft and then printed in Action Force size. My Steel Brigade should hopefully fit.

Can't wait to see how that comes out.