Model Art 2024 October No.1140 (Hobby Magazine) - HobbySearch Hobby Magazine Store

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This item is written in Japanese.

- Ship model 3D print parts outfitting guide

- The renewal of the Waterline series that began in the early 21st century and the social impact of the film "Otoko-tachi no Yamato" (The Great War) that was released in 2005 led to unprecedented growth in ship models, leading to a succession of new mold kits being released by model manufacturers.

- At the same time, various etching parts were developed as updated parts that could express the intricate details that are difficult to reproduce with the kit, and they became standard items in the production.
However, the increasing difficulty of production has also led to a high barrier to entry for ship models. And now, in 2024, etching parts, which were once widespread, have disappeared, and ultra-precise 3D printed parts reproduced using 3D printing technology are becoming the standard for update parts that directly replace kit parts. Yes, we are now in an era where even beginners can perform transcendent modeling.

- In this month's issue, we'll look at tips on how to use 3D printed parts for ship models and the benefits you can get from using them.

Item Size/Weight : 25.9 x 18.4 x 0.9 cm / 421g