#Nebula class starship model free#

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#Nebula class starship model update#

Here's a quick animation I made with a nova class model I found, converted to work with Blender, and improved: ДЄnd Here's an update on the Nebula's progress. Darth Spock wrote:How do you 'play' with them after it's done? Create digital dioramas, or export into game mods? Please don't tell me you have a 3D printer, I don't think I can handle that much envy.I do have a 3d-printer (just an old & cheep Printrbot Simple-1401 I've kept tuning) but the mesh is nowhere near manifold, so it'll take quite a bit of work to get it to a printable state (in case you're unfamiliar with 3d-printing, the mesh needs to be mostly closed and not have intersections to properly 'slice' the mesh into a real 3d tool path).Д«ut I typically 'play' with the meshes from time to time by creating little scenes or experimenting with VFX.