Baneblade Tank - Scratch Build - Sides Part 1

Here is a speed build for the sides of the Baneblade Tank scratch built model.

[@daleb5967]

Nice use of mini magnets and key bar stock. I use similar magnets for micro inspection...

[@TinkerTerrain]

I built the tank from 0.020" styrene. The E-Crafter does a great job with this. I think I have had it about 10 months and I am on my 2nd blade. As far as other brands, Cricut is a no go. Last I checked you could not cut your own design on the Cricut machines. Silhouette is another option, but it requires a special cutting mat to work. The mats wear out fairly fast and are relatively expensive. The E-Crafted does not require a mat and had pretty good reviews online. I am happy with it.

[@TheBushdoctor68]

Very nice and versatile workstation you built yourself there! I don't often see people working as meticulous as you. Very impressive.

[@robertaugust7425]

Wow... Nice! That magnetic work surface is awesome. Genius! Thanks for the videos...👍

[@robertaugust7425]

Those gussets look so nice, it's a shame they will be hidden.

[@leeverlander8053]

That is crazy good

[@TinkerTerrain]

Wait till we get to the rivets! I will be cross eyed if I can get the 0.5mm plastic beads to work.

[@MurderHoboRPG]

wow what an elite printer thingy wow!

[@grodo40th]

This is amazing!

[@securityrobot]

Are you actually printing the parts onto styrene sheet and cutting it out?

[@xxapoloxx]

Question, is that plotter strong enough to work with 1mm thick plasticard?.