Millennium Falcon V1 1 Free 3D print model

cgtrader

**Update v1.1, includes full model plus broken-down mesh pieces. Clearly I do not possess Star Wars copyright rights; this art project showcases my 3D creations based on personal passion. Created years ago when my first idea germinated, and even earlier before owning a 3D printer, the design underwent extensive improvements. To achieve optimal results in its entirety as envisioned, elements such as certain mesh pieces had to be removed entirely due to scale constraints in producing smaller parts or salvaged components which aren't directly related, making an overall accurate representation highly unlikely. Given the fast-approaching Star Wars themed holiday 'May the 4th,' a quick publication made sense before official cut down models and further updates appear; as such will come into sight shortly. Note that fine details may not exist in the underside for support purposes if printed belly down – ideally providing straightforward access to reposition if necessary upon finishing. Original content consisted of more comprehensive specifications, resulting cuts in specific print features due to its very slender width limitations (below 0.5 mm) in order to achieve stable results without damaging printing nozzles prematurely, even when opting for extremely thin nozzle head sizes combined with optimal low speed performance around average timeframes up to four hours; though still requiring additional tweaking to produce flawless outputs via these print parameters alone, not forgetting patience and experience. Present mesh models face challenges especially related printing time efficiency which in most cases tends be longer – so far a mid-level 3D printer model produced quite satisfying albeit labor-intensive test print. This cut-down will contain less detailed sub pieces making up complete build set – a work in progress at present and worth waiting for. It would still provide more suitable output on its original desired print specifications compared overall larger model here published right now and as well considering this version still in development to further streamline compatibility requirements and other optimizations that have been already taken under the main scope so you might get expected desired outcome from it which definitely deserves an attempt!