Lifeboats of the RMS Titanic

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I am actively working on a highly detailed 3D model of the RMS Titanic, but for now, I'm focusing on creating a scaled-down version of one of its main lifeboats to test print at home. This particular lifeboat design has been carefully adjusted to ensure it prints flawlessly at a 1:100 scale, with some parts being thicker than usual to maintain structural integrity. The rudder is constructed as a separate component, which was stored in the Titanic's storage facilities during its operational days. I recently printed this model at an incredibly fine resolution of 100 microns without any raft or support structures. As for filament requirements, I've determined that 1.75mm material should fit perfectly through the small peg holes. To assemble the model, I carefully glued the two halves together to achieve a seamless finish. You can view my progress and learn more about this project by checking out my YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/accountname