That looks like an interesting ship to model - will have to do one of those one day. That’s the great thing about ship modelling - there are so many 100s of different ships to do.
Conclusion - should probably use 0.08/Arachne for the 1:2000 version too - due to text, plus loss of detail on the top of the sliding roof that you get with 0.1/Classic - so yet another reprint I think after the 1:2500 one finishes.
I have toyed with the idea of doing a 1:125 or 1:100 QM2 - but I am liking these tiny ships - will probably print out the whole fleet again at whatever scale I end up settling on - the 1:2500 almost finished
I like the small ones, although I also have a hatred for 0.2mm nozzles. I think the 1:1000 is a perfect size (maybe something a little bigger for the H series machines)
Though if you do a 1:125 version, I will be the first one to print it. The experience of putting it together is half the fun.
Looking pretty good, and bit fiddly to put together with 1mm screws, and pretty fragile - later springyT method much easier- plus would probably have been better to print several decks together, or the whole ship on one.
1:2000 Ariva and Aurora (on top of a rival printer).
Made a start today on a reduced detail version of my QM2 model - so that it can be printed at 1:1000 on 0.4mm nozzles in one single print (or a few parts), or more interesting to me at the moment at 1:2000 on 0.2mm nozzles.
from Emma Cruises on her Captain Hudson FB Group..
