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Vickers Light Tank Mk.I
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mojobob.hoochyman
Subtotal: $5.00
High-Detail KV-1 M1940
$10.00
A high-detail model of the KV-1 M1940, with an articulated gun along with detailled tracks and wheels.
I originally designed this model for Bolt Action, which is 1:56 scale, or 28mm, but the detail is suitable for 1:100 scale, or 15mm, if printed on a resin machine. This was one of the first models I printed on the Form 3, mainly to see what its capabilities were. You can see the post-processing of the model here. Incidentally, the only reason that I haven’t included the photos from the end of that video is because I have since wiped the SD card that had them. I still have the model that I printed, and I will upload new photos of it eventually.
The folder contains four components: the hull (which is completely hollow), a turret with a gun mantlet, a turret without a gun mantlet (the mantlet may cause assembly problems, depending on the material and process you are using), and the F-32 tank gun. If you think that the hollow hull may present a problem during printing, or if you want the earlier L-11 tank gun, let me know before purchasing and I will add those components. Other components will be available with other KV-1 variants.
Kaja's Models and Machinations
Kaja’s Models and Machinations specialises in models of experimental Soviet heavy tanks produced from 1939-1957, primarily in 1:220 (Z gauge) and 1:285 (6mm) scales. A high-detail model of the KV-1 suitable for 1:100 (15mm) is also available (and I will upload it at the first opportunity), and others may be available on request. Other models include ancient war galleys, tall ships from the Golden Age of Sail, and even steamships from World War I. I am currently experimenting with some of my original designs as well, and I hope to create an entire collection of original miniatures at least as impressive as my historical collection.
All files I sell have either been printed on my own high-resolution resin machine, or on someone else’s FDM machine. If you are interested in purchasing physical models, check out my website:
Currently, all I have available are tanks, but I have plans to expand and include sections for historical steamships and miniatures of my own design. For example, I feature one of my own designs in a post where I discuss some considerations that need to be made when printing miniature tanks:
Tips for Printing Your Own Miniature Tanks
Some of my models also have video links in their product descriptions showing post-processing, so that you have an idea of what’s involved.
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