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The 28mm scale Viking Longship can be printed as a complete model, or it can be printed in 3 separate sections. It’s designed to fit 28mm models inside.
You will need to print it with supports touching build plate switched on, because the angle of the garboard strake is very steep. The anchor must be printed with supports touching build plate.
Using the guide holes and spare filament you can secure the levels of the building in place. Our guide on how to do this can be found here.
This product is delivered as a .ZIP file pack containing 3d printer files (STL files) for use on a home 3D Printer.
Proud sons of Odin crewed these sturdy vessels, using them to travel to far distant shores, to either raid or trade with those who lived there.
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Matthew Barker –
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Jason Winter (verified owner) –
What is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow?
Matthew Barker –
about 24 miles per hour
alaalamsa –
hi,
how can i join the parts?
Matthew Barker –
Hi, There are guide holes in the model parts, you can use a piece of 1.75mm filament to join the parts.
You will need to glue the parts togeather. For ABS use Acetone to make glue from ABS offcuts, for PLA use Chloroform. You can also use superglue.
billlawrence01 –
Will it actually float?
Matthew Barker –
No, it has a flat bottom for game use, so it will capsize in the water.
Paul (verified owner) –
Could you make one with a hull?
Matthew Barker –
At this stage were only making ‘game ready’ versions of the ships. We could look at it at a later stage though
Scott –
I see there might be an option to place a mast. Do you have recommendations for a mast?
Matthew Barker –
We normally use a wooden dowel for the masts. You can scale the mast stand separately to fit any size dowel.