Twin towers

myminifactory

Human: revision 9 - 16-05-2018 : Eight new photos I had added to Instagram, it now has lights and an antenna fitted. revision 8 - 11-05-2018 : All parts have been printed. I added two more photos. I learned to be patient and just use the 0.4mm nozzle, as 1mm and 0.6 nozzles make it look too rough for my liking. I'm going to sort out the lighting this weekend and install an antenna with a light on top. revision 7 - 08-05-2018 : I added five more photos, I am now 90% complete! revision 6 - 14-05-2018 : (May the 4th be with you!) I added two photos today of the next section that I printed. At home, I'm printing the final tall section before doing the roof. revision 5 - 01-05-2018 : I removed the core! I refreshed the files. The core has been left in the base like in the original. revision 4 - 30-04-2018 : I did not succeed with the 1mm nozzle but was successful with the 0.6, so it's coming along a bit quicker now and resolution is not too bad. I added four more photos, tested the lights and all are working! revision 3 - 27-04-2018 : I added a stronger base called base_print upside down_01_better. It has extra glass to help support the columns. I have not printed the original yet but I'm afraid it won't hold too well, so I made this second version. 2018-04-26 note: If you'd like to see the built progress of this project, follow me on Instagram, as I post there almost daily. Look for hugo archicad on insta. I have had a long-standing fascination with this beautiful building design. I've wanted to model it for a couple of years now. I've finally done it. It's broken up into parts to fit a CR-10 at 1:100 scale. I will start printing it soon, just waiting for the filament to arrive. Once complete, I'll put perspex at the glass line at the podium level (base). There are six parts in total.