1:6 Soviet 25MM 72K anti-aircraft gun formation

[azazel526]

Last year, I saw this 25MM anti-aircraft gun of the Soviet Army on the Internet, and I was interested in it for a while. I spent 3 days on modeling, and then waited for printing and mailing back and forth, missing parts, modifying parts, printing again and mailing back and forth, which was several times longer than the production time. In short, it was finally finished efficiently. A total of 2 units were produced to form an artillery formation. The anti-aircraft gun can pitch from +85 degrees to -5 degrees as the real thing, and two additional ammunition cases are made. In order to make up the two artillery groups, I had to draw out some more Soviet troops, which made my small number of Soviet infantry even more scarce.

 

[The_Dutchman]

Oh man, it just keeps getting better !

What awonderful set of AA guns!

What kind of 3d printing was used: resin or fdm printing?

 

[azazel526]

Oh man, it just keeps getting better !

What awonderful set of AA guns!

What kind of 3d printing was used: resin or fdm printing?

It is completely printed with photosensitive resin, with a 1MM thick steel plate under the floor, 8MM diameter aluminum tube for the gun barrel, square aluminum bars embedded inside the beam of the support, and 7MM diameter aluminum bars embedded inside the curved support of the four wheels. Only in this way can it ensure no deformation

 

[pp]

Ufffff!!!!

 

[Kev Longino]

Amazing work - if it were not for the background scale I would have sworn these were real!

 

[Hammer's Africaners]

Just Wow
Amazing work

 

[Hammer's Africaners]

Just Wow
Amazing work
Museum quality workmanship

 

[Rolling Thunder Tech]

Each piece you produce is a masterpiece. There must be a lot of storage space to keep all your vehicles.

Leonard
RTT

 

[azazel526]

Each piece you produce is a masterpiece. There must be a lot of storage space to keep all your vehicles.

Leonard
RTT

I was already very low on storage space and had to plan my next steps carefully and move as many vehicles as I could into the garage that I didn't make myself

 

[Squidley]

Beautifully executed and unique pieces!

Great to see new and interesting things out there.

 

[tankfan0720]

Very cool especially with figures and the snow! Amazing! Only 3 day to make CAD model?? - it would take me 3 months LOL.
Superb!
Bob

 

[The_Dutchman]

It is completely printed with photosensitive resin, with a 1MM thick steel plate under the floor, 8MM diameter aluminum tube for the gun barrel, square aluminum bars embedded inside the beam of the support, and 7MM diameter aluminum bars embedded inside the curved support of the four wheels. Only in this way can it ensure no deformation

Wow! I then assume you printed those curved reinforced parts in two seperate parts and then glued the two resin parts around the aluminum bars?

I did something similar when I had to rebuild the axle for my Heersfeldwagen:

http://www.sixtharmygroup.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=5559&d=1662588959

 

[jbcat]

Lovely and unseen work. Great

 

[Rolling Thunder Tech]

Not only are you a master modeler but also an expert CAD 3D operator and engineer. Sure enjoy seeing your projects.

Leonard
RTT