elite dangerous models

Human Model from Elite: Dangerous is a unique creation that requires special printing techniques to bring it to life. The Keelback Model, in particular, presents a challenge due to its distinctive design. To overcome this hurdle, the model is split...

Eagle model from Elite: Dangerous Model is split into two parts at the widest point to permit better printing This work is strictly fanart and not meant for commercial distribution. ...All respected trade marks are property of Frontier Developments To...

Taipan model from Elite: Dangerous. The Taipan model is divided into two sections at its widest point and down the center to facilitate better printing. I have added two additional variants that are thicker in an effort to make it printable at...

Anaconda model from Elite: Dangerous Model is split into two parts at the widest point to permit better printing This work is strictly fanart and not meant for commercial distribution. ...All respected trade marks are property of Frontier Developments ...

Dolphin model from Elite: Dangerous Model is split into two parts at the widest point and down the centre to permit better printing Point the two halves vertically at the seam This work is strictly fanart and not meant for commercial distribution.

Taipan model from Elite: Dangerous Model is split into two parts at the widest point and down the centre to permit better printing I have added two further varients that have been thickened to try and make it printable in 1000:1 Point the two halves...

This is a working bobblehead from the game Elite Dangerous. I printed it with an SLA printer but an FDM should work. Keep the head hollow, use supports. The spring I used came from a Pilot G2 pen, just cut it down a little. ... Fly safe CMDRs, ...

The Sidewinder model from Elite: Dangerous is a work of art, carefully crafted to showcase the iconic spaceship in a unique and fascinating way. The model's design allows for easier printing by splitting it into two distinct halves at its widest...

While fine-tuning my Thrustmaster Warthog setup for Elite:Dangerous gaming sessions, I discovered just how reliant I was on my trusty old HOTAS center detent for consistently dropping ships to zero throttle. Upon scouring the web for a reliable free...

While setting up my Thrustmaster Warthog for playing Elite:Dangerous I realized how dependent I was on my old HOTAS center detent for dropping the ships to zero throttle reliably. In looking around, I couldn't find a good, free throttle insert piece...

While setting up my Thrustmaster Warthog for playing Elite:Dangerous I realized how dependent I was on my old HOTAS center detent for dropping the ships to zero throttle reliably. In looking around, I couldn't find a good, free throttle insert piece...

This is a working bobblehead from the game Elite Dangerous. I printed it with an SLA printer but an FDM should work. Keep the head hollow, use supports. The spring I used came from a Pilot G2 pen, just cut it down a little.</p> <p>Fly safe CMDRs,</p>...

Those who achieve this level are among the elite, with their accomplishments marking them as exceptional in every sense. ...The Triple Elite Rank 9 badge is a testament to their prowess, reserved for those who have pushed themselves to new heights of...

I crafted a cookie that looks just like a spaceship, and it turned out incredibly cool.\nI'm also planning to take on the entire line of top-notch elite spacecraft. ...If you enjoyed this creation and want to show your support, please give it a thumbs...

... totally awesome. Next up, I'm planning to take on the entire lineup of elite spacecraft, and if you liked what you saw, be sure to show your support with a like. ...That way, I can keep pushing the boundaries of cookie cutters in this direction!

My first successful 3D print. ...The model had no supports required.

The miniature ship stand is a basic structure designed to showcase small model vessels.

... printable model. ...The design builds upon an existing one that was shared by a 3DPVDB user and tailored for optimal slicing performance. Updates were made on July 26, 2015. Special thanks go to GeoBill for providing the STL files used in this model.

This link leads to a massive 3D printed model, scaled up from its original size by a factor of three and divided into three separate sections for easier handling and transportation.

Check out the original FDL model here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2175694 I strongly suggest using 3D Print Direct services for their affordable, remarkably strong carbon fiber reinforced SLS nylon material: http://3dprintdirect.co.uk/...

Elite: Dangerous Fer De Lance Model from Elite: Dangerous. The Fer De Lance model is comprised of two parts that are separated at its widest point and along the center to facilitate easier printing. To assemble this model, position the two halves...

... If it conflicts with Elite: Dangerous' End User License Agreement (EULA) or Terms of Use, please contact me at Tydaleplaysgames@gmail.com to discuss adjustments. ... All design and content in this model belong exclusively to Frontier Developments.

A futuristic space station takes its cue from the sleek, octahedral design of Coriolis Station in Elite: Dangerous - a true marvel of spacefaring engineering. ... Built entirely from scratch, this model eschews all borrowed elements from the popular...

... respected pioneers in the gaming industry. To achieve perfect scale with my Anaconda (1000:1 ratio), I scaled up the model to an impressive 73.8mm long, resulting in a stunningly accurate replica that's sure to captivate any Elite: Dangerous fan.

Human: model from Elite: Dangerous Fer De Lance Model is divided into two sections at its widest point and down the center for improved printing results. Point the two halves vertically along the seam. This work is strictly fan art, not intended...

The Diamondback Scout model from Elite: Dangerous is a fanart creation not intended for commercial use. All trademarks are owned by Frontier Developments. The model is printed in two halves to facilitate better printing quality. To achieve the same...

Type-9 Heavy Model from Elite: Dangerous Split into two halves at its widest point to simplify printing Place the two parts vertically along the seam for assembly This creation is a fan-made artwork and not intended for commercial use. All trademarks...

The Hauler model from Elite: Dangerous is a remarkable creation that has been divided into distinct parts based on its vibrant coloring. To bring this vision to life, one must first assign the various parts to the extruders according to their...

I created this model because I'm an avid player of Elite Dangerous, and I wanted to bring the game's iconic "bubble head" to life in a realistic way. ...This in-game item, available for purchase by commanders, has long fascinated me, and I thought it...