portal radio prop 3d models

Thanks to the built-in fan that regulates the temperature in the printing chamber, which not only improves the quality and temperature stability of printing, I had an idea to create a carbon filter for it, which captures the smallest particles during...

I used a tube from an old radio antenna. The diameter of this tube is 2.7 mm. Accordingly, the braid will fit into it up to 2.5 mm. However, I use a 1.5 mm braid. The tip of the tube was slightly flattened with a hammer.</font></div><h5><b...

I still make the electronics a simple, ordinary PWM regulator, an averse / reverse and shutdown button, but if the project is popular and will interest the audience, then it will be possible to implement a radio-controlled circuit. </font> <br></div>...

Both non-functioning and functioning versions of the prop were created. At the time the movie was made, diode lasers were not available; because of the high power requirement, the helium–neon laser in the sight used an external power supply that...

Turn off the radio. Whassup, bee boy? Hey, Blood. Just a row of honey jars, as far as the eye could see. Wow! I assume wherever this truck goes is where they're getting it. I mean, that honey's ours. ...

It's a relatively unseen environment prop of the first Independence Day movie, that it's seen wandering, transporting troops within the mothership; and it repeats its appearance in the movie Independence Day: Resurgence, within the much bigger...