Jet-Model Nehir Gülü

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Bu nesne 1970 lerden, Jet-Model tarafından üretilen, "serbest yüzücü", yandan çarklı Nehir Gülü nün 3D yazdırılabilir versiyonu. Aslı 248x340mm. Ancak bu boyutta yazdırmak zor çünkü en yaygın yazıcıların yazdırma alanı 22x22cm civarı. Dolayısı ile biraz küçülttüm, biraz parçaladım ve sonuç şirin bir Nehir Gülü oldu. Destek gerekmeksizin, yön değişikliği yapmadan doğrudan basılabilir. Dosyalardan biri (toplu.stl) bir çok parçayı birlikte basmak içindir. Her parçayı ayrı basmak isterseniz tek tek mevcut. Model/Oyuncak standart oyuncak motoru, paket lastiği ve makara ile yüzer olarak veya sadece seyirlik yapılabilir. Henüz denemedim, ağırlık/hacim oranı yüzünden yüzmeyebilirde! Denemek size kalmış! :) (Çalışmalar devam ediyor... Güncellemelerde yorumlarınız dikkate alınacaktır.) This thing is a 3D printable version of the "free-floating" paddle boat Nehir Gülü (River Rose) from the 1970s, produced by Jet-Model. The original is 248x340mm. However, it is difficult to print at this size because most common printers have a print area of around 22x22cm. So I shrunk it a bit, smashed it a bit and the result was a cute Nehir Gülü. It can be printed directly without the need for support, without changing the direction. One of the files (toplu.stl) is for printing multiple parts together. If you want to print each piece separately, it is available individually. Model/Toy can be made floating with standard toy engine, rubber band and reel or just for viewing. Haven't tried it yet, it may not float due to the weight/volume ratio! It's up to you to try! :) Parts needed: Smallest screws you can find, CA glue or your favorite glue, 2.5mm bicycle spoke, 3V 130 size toy motor, rubber band(s) 2xAA battery Battery case various sandpaper and paints for finishing and anything you can think of to improve. (like ball bearings for friction) Assembling: Cut a 124mm piece of bicycle wire. Assemble the paddle at one end, insert the shaft halfway into the body and insert the spool and rubber band. Remove the open end of the shaft from the body and install the other paddle. After that, fit the deck into the cabin. The cabin can fit tightly onto the deck. It is necessary to sand the inside of the deck for a snug fit. After the deck sits in the cabin, it is glued to cabin. Other parts except box and buoys, (seats, chimneys, bridge, spotlights) are screwed to the upper deck. Glue box between side sits and bridge, glue one buoy to the bridge roof, two buoys to each side of side sits. The upper deck is snap-on to the cabin roof, not glued to allow access to the engine and batteries. Cheers! (Still in progress.... Your comments will be taken into account in updates. )