Shapeways has at least one special connection to our hobby: one of their employees.
http://www.shapeways.com/model/576647/ns-2200-1-160.html?li=productBox-search
Shapeways is in Eindhoven, NL. Thus, this fellow’s models are notated in Dutch.
Shapeways has at least one special connection to our hobby: one of their employees.
http://www.shapeways.com/model/576647/ns-2200-1-160.html?li=productBox-search
Shapeways is in Eindhoven, NL. Thus, this fellow’s models are notated in Dutch.
Good morning DCYALE
I notice the material has a sheen or “jello” look to it. Will it glue well and is it hard?
Have good day.
Lee
They recently opened a production facility in Queens, NYC.
http://news.cnet.com/2300-11386_3-10016665.html
Steve S
I haven’t tried gluing it yet. But, I am told by people with more experience with the material that AC works well, It has to be cleaned before painting. I used to use a 20 minute acetone soak, which seem to etch it a little, but recently I got an ultrasonic cleaner and use white vinegar.
I have also heard good things about soda blasting, and Harbor Freight has their air eraser, so I might try that when I get a good coupon. I wanted to try a little glass etching anyway.
The two materials I use come form NYC. Since I’m in CT, it means next day deliver via UPS for me.