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Humbrol Tiger Moth

Started by Piecost, Aug 04, 2026, 02:39 PM

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TheLurker

Morning,

Polypropylene, recycling code 05, and about 0.5mm thick.

Cheers,
Lurk
Ένας χωρίς μια ιδέα ή, αν προτιμάτε, clueless  :)

Jmk89

Quote from: TheLurker on Sep 14, 2026, 07:50 AMMorning,

Polypropylene, recycling code 05, and about 0.5mm thick.

Cheers,
Lurk
Many thanks, O Lurk
All the best
Jeremy

Better drowned than duffers, if not duffers won't drown

cvasec

I had a friend 3D print some. There is a hole but it really needed drilling out. As good as the original ones.
Ron

Piecost

Very good Ron, but they look like some kind fungle growth!

Prosper

Quote from: Piecost. . . but they look like some kind fungle growth!
Eeuuugh - never mind AI - that stuff is gonna take over the world :o

OZPAF


Jmk89

I remembered that I have already done a 3D printing exercise for pinclamps.  I have uploaded an .stl file that will print a dozen pinclamps.  Like Ron's (Cvasec), the hole sometimes needs clearing with a drill (0.7mm seems pretty good for standard T-pins.  Thicker or thinner pins need larger or smaller holes to get the right interference fit).
All the best
Jeremy

Better drowned than duffers, if not duffers won't drown

Jmk89

The upload is the the Plans Gallery in the Miscellaneous section.
All the best
Jeremy

Better drowned than duffers, if not duffers won't drown