[miniskfarm]

It always seems to generate some interest when I post over here, so I keep doing it.

Doing a Fuel & Service bed was one of the first things I wanted to do when I started looking into 3D printing, then I started seeing what it could do so I wanted to push the norm a bit and see if I could get the doors to open also to add a bit of realism. The good new is it WORKED!
Each side, along with doors in printed in high detail so it is printed in a single piece with movable parts. I increased the tolerances in the doors a little bit after getting my first pieces just to make painting easier. You do still have to paint in light coats though.
It is a really easy kit to assembly, just glue the sides on an paint.
The body: 1/64 Service & Fuel Body Part 1/2 by miniskfarm on Shapeways
The sides: 1/64 Service & Fuel Body opening doors - Part 2/2 by miniskfarm on Shapeways

 

[case]

Wow!! That thing is beautiful! Especially on that T800. I just might have to buy one of these in the future for my harvest crew setup. Nice work!

 

[harvestmoon]

Wow!! That thing is beautiful! Especially on that T800. I just might have to buy one of these in the future for my harvest crew setup. Nice work!

That's not a T800 its a W900L.
But yeah it's **** nice.

 

[case]

That's not a T800 its a W900L.
But yeah it's **** nice.

Oh yea oops. I think I mistyped because I had the thought of that service bed on a T800 when I was posting my comment.

 

[whtbaron]

Hmmmm....but do we want a 1/64th scale service truck...... or service trailer?? lol...just kidding, it looks great! That opens up a whole new world of plastic models that were never available before.