Still do not get it . All models are now born out of 3D drawings and from there molds are made out of steel or aluminum (cheaper but not as good). Newer molds are also called sliding molds with parts that are movable so the finish product can be easily removed and so more intricate molds are used. Do not understand from the 3D to the printing and how that will go to make parts out of a printer. Are we buying the "blueprint"? What is the model made of? My question is what am I buying, it is not plastic, not resin, not paper, certainly not metal. To get any model from a computer design 3D or 2 dimensional there must be another step in between. I cannot understand the part that " they put the files to the printer and when printed they ship the parts in one box". Sorry, but I am very curious about this model which look very impressive .

Tha looks incredible!!!! The one thing...how could it be possible to paint the details..to get "around" the corners with a brush?

Wow, this is amazing. Did no know that this even existed at this level. For the painting it appear that an airbrush would be needed and even then some areas may be difficult to access but Shep Payne once said if you can see it you can paint it(or some thing like that). Can't wait to see the finish product.

I like the look of it as it is..no paint..like a ghost ship.

Th "zvezda" cog is 1/50 - 1/56th..Typical of Revell at the time. I´ve seen it used on other forums for 28mm figs..it looks perfect with them on board.

A whole fleet!!!!! Are they planned for a future project??

Thanks. I thought that they may be for a future crusades project that is coming.
More wagons/transport ...definately

When will it sell it ?