3d Printed Star trek Jem Hadar Battle Ship 1/2500 Scale

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3d Printed Star trek Jem’Hadar Battle Ship
▪️ There is a little peace that broke off when removing support I tried printing the peace but it’s way to small . It is shown in pictures 2
▪️The nacelles, both post the small base , the alignment pegs and the top peace is printed in red . The body of the ship is gray
▪️ The only ship that is for sell is The big Jem’Hadar battle ship . The other ships are just to show the scale ▪️This kit does not includes the Jem Hadar Cruiser , Excelsior class , Defiant , 3 Jem’Hadar attack ships , or Carrdasian galor cruiser.
▪️The Star Trek Jem’Hadar battleship was printed pla filament
▪️The Battleship is 1:2500 scale
️▪️ Do not put pla printed items in the sun at any time because they will warp or even melt .
▪️The rear stand snaps in place but the front stand has to be placed under the ship after the rear
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3D printed props and prop kits are sold with a zero return, zero refund policy. 3d printed items, even finished items, will have small imperfections, period. Photos show you exactly what you're getting and please understand that while fairly durable, these props are meant as display items, and can be scratched or broken if mishandled. Any 3d works that require attribution by license are shipped with a small tag, naming the original designer.
Kits may come in colors other than what is pictured. They are printed using whatever color filament we have on hand at the time.
Also I recommend using a good 2 in 1 filler and primer in very light coats and then wet sanding with fine grip sandpaper and repeat until you get the smooth finish you want.
I recommend using 5 minute epoxy to glue the ship together, so you will have plenty of time to align the pieces. It does have alignment blocks so you may be able to use super glue but I’d dry fit everything first to get a feel for how it all fits. The nacelle are friction for too, as well as the top piece.
This model needed support to print in several areas and will be rough in those areas. I recommend light sanding with various grit paper. Most of it should be hidden once put together.