SPM-002-M42-01Print WWII period M42 German helmet
SPM-002-M42-01Print WWII period M42 German helmet 3D print model
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SPM-002-M42-01Print WWII period M42 German helmet 3D print model

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SPM-002-M42-01Print M42 German helmet WWII period

This is 3D printable model can be used for creating scale model miniatures in any scales. Also it can be used by manufacturers of scale miniatures for printing master-models and following replication. To create a second version of the model using the Mirror function in 3D tool. 3D model initial scale 1x1. The models in files: prd_M42german_helmet_MaskMesh_scale1x1_for1x35scale prd_M42german_helmet_scale1x1_for1x35scale have a greater wall thickness for printing in 1/35, 1/32. The initial scale of these files is also 1/1

For transfer of 3D model to the appropriate scale for 3D printing, use Rescale factor (uniform scale): 1x35 => 0,0286; 1x32 => 0,0313; 1x24 => 0,0417; 1x20 => 0,05; 1x18 => 0,0556; 1x16 => 0,0625; 1x10 => 0,1; 1x9 => 0,111; 1x6 => 0,167; 1x5 => 0,2 Recommended characteristics of the printer for scales 1 / 35-1 / 16 - Envision TEC printer or other jewelry printers with the same parameters. The thickness of printing layer 0,025 (ideal) -0,05 mm, or 25-50 micron.

Formats: STL - for any 3D printers; OBJ for exporting in any 3D tools.

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kduck1965
kduck1965 2021-06-19 08:33:57 UTC
Please consider making a version of the helmet with thinner shell walls for printing at larger scales. I'm printing these for use with 1:6 scale action figures and while the results are very nice, the inside of the model is quite thick and makes it difficult to fit a 1:6 scale helmet liner and head inside the helmet without scaling it a good bit larger or doing a fair bit of work with a rotary tool. Thanks.
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kduck1965
kduck1965 2021-06-16 21:30:06 UTC
Recommended
The model has a very good shape and proportions that result in very nice helmets when printed in 1:6 scale. However, there is one thing that should be noted for those wishing to use them for 1:6 action figures and that is that you don't want to scale them to true 1:6 scale. If you do, they won't fit most 1:6 head sculpts and you won't be able to use the liners from 1:6 scale German helmets from manufacturers such as Dragon or DiD. Most (perhaps all) of the helmets from Dragon and other manufacturers are about 10% bigger than they should be because the molded hair on a head sculpt has been taken into account. Scale them to 18.27% of the original model and they will work much better. That's not a ding against the modeler though as the 1:1 model has been scaled correctly. Other than that, my only minor criticism is that they are just a bit thick when printed in 1:6 scale. I remedied that with some vigorous sanding of the inside edges of the rim but a slightly thinner version for larger scales would be welcome.
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mikesculpts
mikesculpts 2017-10-15 22:11:04 UTC
Not Recommended
The model may well suit many people but I was told that the .obj version would work with Rhino for Mac but none of the functions I wanted to use worked. This was after I expressed doubt that either the .stl and .obj would work, I wanted the file to be a solid model not a mesh but I was told I could buy in confidence and that i'd be able to work on the model as normal, which wasn't true. I've written to CGTrader to explain my issue but no reply from them. They were quick enough to tell me to purchase but not so quick to come up with an answer to my issue, so far I've heard nothing so $20 dollars wasted. If my issue isn't resolved they won't get any more business from me. I also noticed the model wasn't symmetrical, one side had a different profile to the other which is deficit to understand as the item is supposed to be symmetrical. Mike
SPM-002-M42-01Print WWII period M42 German helmet
$17.00
 
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SPM-002-M42-01Print WWII period M42 German helmet
$17.00
 
Royalty Free License 
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3D Model formats

Format limitations
  • Stereolithography (.stl) (4 files)161 MB
  • OBJ (.obj, .mtl) (2 files)143 MB

3D Model details

  • Publish date2016-02-02
  • Model ID#246721
  • Ready for 3D Printing

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