RC submarine type 214 1/72 3D print PRUSA

[@JoseRamos-su3ep]

Excellent approach to the hobby!!

[@zoesdada8923]

Great design. It's good to see a real sub and not just a round boat that forces itself underwater if you go fast enough. This gives me a lot of ideas for my diesel electric personal sub I am planning.

[@forzabariable]

Is it possible to get the .stl files?

[@WONDERFULREPTILES]

BERY NICE DO YOU PRODUCE THIS IN A SHORTER LENGTH?

[@jameshou1174]

This is so cool!!!!

[@fuadadypradana4856]

can i ask to make a submarine like that with a camera like a drone..and if i may know how much it costs in US dollars.. greetings from Indonesia

[@swipenderswiper9575]

when i got my printer... I'll try to build a similar one :)

[@silvk1000]

Why you wrote "The complete assembly requires only the M2 and M3 stainless bolts." but in 1:23 you show you need a battery, controls, engine, valve, rudder, recevier etc

[@kadenwhiteaker]

Because it needs to run? A advanced machine can't run on bolts last time I checked.

[@ooojhampalooo1247]

Please share the files

[@csk4000]

It is amazing! It looks very easy and smooth to dive. Ho did you do that? Is it possible just by using the elevator? or did you implement a ballast water management system?

[@BradCozine]

I was hoping for torpedos, but I'd settle for a nose camera. :)

[@jorgeneo560]

looks nice and very well designed, i really dont know the cost of photeching a brass plate but 320 euros for a few plastic parts and some hardware is very expensive, maybe you should analize do a low cost version with the deck totally made in pla and publish the stl for a 3d printed propeller

[@lloydertel1]

where can i get the stl files?