The «Fluga» model—a sculpture/figurine of a mysterious flying apparatus, designed for 3D printing.
It drifts unnoticed through the skies, remaining invisible to most radar systems. As soon as it detects a target, it dives rapidly downward with a frightening, grinding sound.
Prototype
This model is sure to appeal to both connoisseurs of detailed craftsmanship and fans of imposing military vehicles.
Final version. Front view and profile
Rear view
Production
1. The 3D model is loaded into a specialized program—the slicer. In the slicer, thin, tree-like structures—supports—are automatically or manually placed. These supports hold up overhangs and connect them to the print platform.
2. The model is immersed in hot water until the plastic supports become softer and more pliable. Using pliers and tweezers, the supports are carefully trimmed and detached from the main structure.
3. The connection points for the supports are carefully sanded with fine-grit sandpaper to create a smooth surface.
Printing one model takes 6–7 hours. The client is responsible for any subsequent modifications to the model.
The default method of collection is in-studio pickup. If courier or shipping delivery is required, the cost will be calculated separately.
Minimum run size—1 model
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