Here’s my 2009 Firefly Serenity build from the kit once offered years ago by Tony Lamb (Hunk of Junk Productions). It is no longer available. This was originally shown here on Modeler Magic back on January 31, 2011. On this one I added some extra details, like paneling and the rivets around the cockpit. The main thing I also added was the lighting, which was difficult since most of the model was solid. I got the electronic parts from Voodoo FX and they work quite well. The lights on the gravity wheel are on a chaser chip similar to the QMx replica, although this uses few lights. The ship is about 14″ long.

Zachary Brackin
The Z-AXIS

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Star Wars: Attack of the Clones

1/10 (18.9 Inch!)

HOT ROD SPEEDER

$10,000 USD

INCLUDES Shipping & PayPal Fees to USA

Materials: Mostly 3D printed resin, uses LED lighting controlled by an Arduino. Includes a power adapter that plugs in to the bottom. Lighting is wirelessly controlled by Bluetooth using a controller that I made for it or by an Android app that can be installed on an Android phone or tablet.

Parts: Uses over 200 parts, the only parts that aren’t 3D printed are the antenna wires which are piano wire.

Shipping: USA Only. The speeder has a printed box with custom-cut foam and spots for the accessories. The acrylic cover and the base will be shipped in another box and then the remote control in another since it has a rechargeable lithium battery.

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Here’s something I’ve been working on for quite some time. Finished the 3D model 5 years ago and had intended on 3D printing it.
Experimented with different printers over the years and eventually settled on the Form2. Lots of design work to get the best results with the printer. 202 parts, 1/10th scale about 18.5″ long
Uses an arduino inside for the lighting which is controlled wirelessly from Bluetooth with a phone app that I made.
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Here’s a video demonstrating the lighting and a small screen I put into the center console