Modeled after the container from the classic pc games, can be used with the popular miniatures game. Print in full size to use with large base, 50% size for fighter base. See gallery for a size comparison. Full size is still smaller (at 1/434 scale) than the container ought to be compared to the fighter and medium ship models, but as I'm planning to use this scale for the pc games standard freighter model I choose a scale that would fit to the released capital ships.
What you need to print this:AdvancedMedium confidence
Why?
supports needed · very large print
Single pieceSupports requiredMay need scaling or splitting
Supports2/3
Assembly0/3
Settings1/3
Bed size3/3
Post-process0/3
Printer
FDM / FFF
File format
STL
Material
PLA, Polycarbonate, HIPS
Min. bed size
300 mm (Extra large)
Software
Cura, PrusaSlicer, or similar
Frequently Asked Questions
Which 3D printer is suitable for Class A Container?
Any FDM printer should handle Class A Container just fine. It's been printed on machines like Bambu Lab X1C, Prusa MK4, Creality K1 Max, Anycubic Kobra Max. A minimum build volume of 300 mm is recommended.
Does Class A Container need supports when printing?
Yes, Class A Container will probably need supports for the overhangs. Tree supports work well here and are easier to remove than regular ones.
What file format is Class A Container available in?
Class A Container is available in STL format. These files can be opened and sliced using free software such as Cura, PrusaSlicer, Bambu Studio, or OrcaSlicer for FDM printing, or ChiTuBox and Lychee Slicer for resin printing. The download is provided through Thingiverse.
Is Class A Container free to download?
Yes, Class A Container is available as a free download through Thingiverse. Always check the license on the original platform to understand commercial use, remixing, and attribution requirements.
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