Ship Model Base for Vector Movement Systems (Full Thrust)

Ship Model Base for Vector Movement Systems (Full Thrust)

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This design is perfect for miniature ship games that utilize vector movement systems to accurately simulate real motion with inertia. It's specifically crafted to hold standard hexagon bases commonly included with many ship models, along with a double hexagon imprint to securely position the ship in 12 distinct orientations. A clear arrow indicates the actual direction of movement, while a convenient dial displays the current speed. This design is comprised of three separate pieces - the top piece, dial, and bottom piece - which simply slot together for easy assembly. However, some minor filing may be necessary to ensure a smooth fit between the dial and its respective slot. After printing the design using my Afinia H800, I successfully tested the fit without any issues. The numbers on the dial are quite thin, so I used the "thin walls" setting to achieve clear results. While it's likely possible to print this design without a raft, I did experience some difficulties during this process - specifically, the printer dragged the nozzle through some of the numbers on the dial when not using a raft.

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