spacemouse enterprise 3d models

Vintage cursor control for classic Enterprise 64/128 computers Original text: Cursor stick for old time computer Enterprise 64/128

I changed the VID and PID values as per jfedor's instructions: vid=0x256f, pid=0xc631 (SpaceMouse Pro Wireless (cabled))When compiling and uploading, I select Arduino AVR boards (in Sketchbook) > Spacemouse and then the serial port.You will also need...

I just uploaded a new version of the base, which hopefully fixed the issue with the SpaceMouse fitting snugly into the corners without any gaps. If you print this, please let me know if that problem is resolved too! Print Settings: Printer Brand:...

The USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D Dedication Plaque proudly displays the Enterprise-D's fearless motto: To venture fearlessly into uncharted territory!

This is a simplified version of the USS Enterprise from Star Trek.

I have tried to model the space ship 'Enterprise' on Star Trek

Simple Keychain from the Famous Starfleet Spacecraft Enterprise of the Star Trek Series.

USS Enterprise CVN 65. ...If you want you can take off the little plane.

The internal joystick and control panel of the Enterprise 128K computer.

This file is based on the MACO patches as seen in Star Trek Enterprise.

This cover for Mavic Enterprise, allows you to replace the original cover and easily interchange accessories. Requires M3x20 screws This cover is for Mavic Enterprise accessories socket. ... Use screw M3x20

This is a model of the NX-01 Enterprise from Star Trek Enterprise. It was designed to be printed at the same scale as the Micro Machines line of ship models. ...Recommend printing ship vertically for the highest resolution model.

The U.S.S. ...Enterprise NCC-1701-E Dedication Plaque has the Enterprise-E's motto engraved, "To boldly go where no one has gone before!" No supports required

The Enterprise NC1701 is depicted in a model, showcased on construction scaffolding. ...Ensure to use complete support during assembly.

Modified to strengthen the flimsy nacelle area. ...It happens to make a slightly more detailed Enterprise cookie as well.

A plate of the USS Enterprise with the separate coat of arms for printing in another colour.

Another enterprise emerges, not one I've ever modeled. ...I'm reposting at the request of freaky_friday.

The Star Trek franchise's enterprise employs the use of SolidWorks for its design and engineering processes.

I find this model here: http://armadafiles.com/files/armada-2/ships/stargate/cv401-enterprise/details and convert it to .stl

Created from the bottom up to work with 250% size print of the Enterprise (TOS Original - Constitution-class): 70mm designed by Solid_Alexei.

I built this support for the Enterprise myself, aiming to create a solution that was both subtle and visually appealing while maintaining stability at its core.

This is a full detailed model of the WWII aircraft carrier, the USS Enterprise CV-6. ... It's made with Tinkercad.

For enthusiasts of the beloved Star Trek series, I conceptualized a transformable hull design for the iconic spaceship Enterprise as a whimsical exercise.

Small Enterprise ornament for display or a Yule/Christmas tree (The second file doesn't have a loop to hang it)

Alex Tremulis' 1950s hood ornament model served as inspiration for the original Enterprise design, with an interesting twist - it even featured impulse engines on its disk.

Assemble your Star Trek Enterprise model with ease by printing out and then gluing together the pre-cut pieces. ...For optimal adhesion, utilize superglue.

This is a 3D model based on Ralph McQuarrie's conceptual artwork for the Enterprise from the ill-fated 1978 film project.

Stand by Enterprise D, crafted with precision and skill to outshine the rest. ...Check it out here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2138779/files

... starship, synonymous with exploration and discovery throughout the galaxy. ...Often hailed as the "starship Enterprise," this iconic vessel has been the central character in numerous television series and films within the vast Star Trek universe.

The Enterprise D Dreadnought stayed stable at a 15-degree angle, but I'm concerned that the additional weight from the third port nacelle on the back might be causing it to lean forward slightly. ...This configuration could still work for the standard...