Description
This is a model of the Time Machine from the 1960 movie. It is modeled after the prototype that the time traveler showed his friends before sending it on a one way journey through time.
I have printed and assembled the model so you can be sure it works. Assembly instructions are included with the files.
21-1-2019 - added extra files for slightly different version.
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Great design! Wanting to print this as a gift for someone but I'm completely clueless when it comes to 3d printing so was thinking of outsourcing to a local business for help and just have a few questions: Is there a specific glue and paint you should use when assembling and painting? What's the estimated collective print time?
Well its been a while since i printed mine but approximatley six to eight hours of print time. I printed different parts in different materials, the base and chair frame in wood pla and stained with a mahogany wood stain, some of the fittings in brass, the light in clear pla and the rest in a pla whose color matched the part so not a lot of painting per se. The whole thing was sprayed with a clear coat after assembly. used super glue to assemble.You could print the whole thing in grey pla and then use standard hobby acrylic paints if you wanted.
This is perfect for me! And I love the price!!! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks. Hope you enjoy it. :)