3D model of prettysmallthings. The models were repaired and checked for printability.
A little sci fi, a little retro - this television brings a little
...Plus entertainment to our extra-stellar journey. My only concern is that children might not actually recognize this vintage device as a TV :) 1:18 Scale
Instructions
If you have only one color on hand, print all the pieces at once using the Print Plate.
If you have more than one color available, print one copy each of the body, base & bits, and screen - swapping your filament between each print. Assemble with glue or acetone.
I used a standard print-o-matic profile on my ToM, 20% infill with one extra shell. Due to the 45 degree overhangs in several objects, I found printing with one extra shell actually reduced overall printing time. Without the extra shell, many layers print solid to accomodate the overhangs.
The legs and antenna are fairly robust - I imagine this thing would print just fine at 75% of its original size.
@KacieHultgren
