3D Print | Aussie M1A1 3D Conversion (15mm) | Modern
NATO Forces gave Australian forces access to M1A1s - some welcome anti-tank firepower! Battlefront's M1 Abrams kit is great, but can we add a few cosmetic touches to really get that authentic Vegemite and Kangaroo flavour to our build? Thanks to a generous viewer - I'm going to give it a red-hot crack!
I'll be 3D-printing some accessories for my Team Yankee M1A1s. Join me as I use Chitubox and Anycubic Photon Workshop to prepare the STLs for printing. We'll look at the successes (and failures) of building an Aussie M1A1 Abrams AIM SA.
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Disclaimer: All rights to the 3D STL files belong to the original creator. I just printed it! Plastic kits were purchased by the reviewer from retail/online sellers.
Chapters:
0:00:00 - Intro
0:00:42 - Brief Aussie M1A1 Abrams Overview
0:01:48 - 3D print - Turret Bustle Rack Extension
0:02:48 - 3D print - APU and Trailblaza Fridge
0:03:41 - Assembly & Finished M1A1 AIM SA Conversion
0:05:34 - WWIII: Team Yankee Dynamic Points
0:06:09 - Wrap up
Tags:
Team Yankee, world war III, cold war, world war III, cold war, game, gaming, wargaming, tabletop wargame, historical gaming, tabletop miniatures, miniature wargame, 15mm, 1/100, 1:100, 1/100 scale, wargame miniature, scale model, tank, model tank, armour, armor, Anycubic, Chitubox, Photon, Photon Mono, 3D, 3D print, thingiverse, STL, slicer, M1A1 Abrams, APU, Trailblaza Fridge, Combat Identification Panel, Bustle Rack Extension, NATO Forces, Australia,
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Unfortunately the STL files are not publicly available. If that changes I'll let you all know.