Enterprise-E Sovereign Class by martin.taichl

martin.taichl

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

44.4 h

20 plates

5.0(8)

Boost

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497

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Description

This is 3D printable model of the Sovereing Class NCC-1701-E Enterprise from the Star Trek. It is a kit. Apart from the thrusters, which have to be glued in place, there is no further need for any glue and the model could be assembled as a kit. The different colored parts are separated for easier printing.

I am limited by free display space, thus the ship is designed in the scale like this. Unfortunately this scale negates some details. Thus, if you have the space, I recommend to print the entire print in 125% scale, It will be better for the details and it will still fit to the MK3/MK4 printing bed (with the exception of the stand, but you can leave it as it is ).

Pieces of the necelles and some details need to be separated into separate models in the slicer ;)

In the suffix of the files, there are color codes:
bl-blue
w-white
d-dark
o-orange/bronze
b-black
r-red

Files without the sufix are done with grey color

For the assembly, please have a look at the following video.

Comment & Rating (14)

@christy.m.p.col

amazing print! i didn’t have tons of filament to use, so I split it into black and white so I can hand paint it like any other model. highly recommend this for Star Trek fans

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@martin.taichl

and you gave it to your friend, didnt you? ;)

@christy.m.p.col

not yet but going to give to my uncle as a birthday gift, for his office.

@bronx.johann

Print Profile

0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Great detailed model to print. Thanks for the share

@user_2216783251

So..... You want an Enterprise E Sovereign Class " NEMESIS" style 22in 50 plus pieces super kit? Here's the best on the net.from ease of print to assembly, you will not find nicer. I used Bambu's PLA matte gray single color with a .02 nozzle. Came perfect and ready to paint. I highly recommend getting acrylic pins with various tips makes for painting details very easy. I have not seen an fdm filament printer print this much detail. I did roll back the 220° c nozzle temp to 212° and got rid of stringing. highly recommended. is it stage accurate? no but you know what it is when you see it that's all that matters! Here she is up against a 116th RC buggy so you can see how big it is.

@Dragonero

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I haven't printed the file yet, because the colors have just arrived, but I can finally start printing a model that I've always wanted and have never been able to find, thanks.

@user_2216783251

I just finished printing the Enterprise D and now I'm about halfway through printing the E. These are exceptional models considering what they would cost if you bought them at this scale in a kit! I suggest that anyone negatively reviewing these because of the lost details please remember that this is free! I'm printing them in a matte gray so I can hand paint them. I'm just wondering how hard it would be to put some lighting channels into the print? And to print some windows that can be pushed in the main disk from a translucent filament like polycarbonate.... not asking for every window maybe just several on each side just to let the light escape through. and then the deflector if possible. just wondering that's all. I'm currently going through treatments and having my spine rebuilt so this is a welcome distraction to both print and build! Thank you TM!