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by hellra1ser

Fallout Mini Nuke TRIMIX

Took the following things as source:

Redesigned the lower body to match the outer ring part from the PowerHobo Model.
Scaled everything to match the already done Mini Nuke Container :)

Greetings are going to all three of you - I like the combination!

I'm sorry but Thingiverse doesnt let me link to the 3 original designs from which I did this remix. Something new seems to be broken again - I hope this whole platform doesnt go up in smoke some day.
I will recheck the functionality some time and place the reference when it is working again.

See the "How I designed this" section for part reference!

Print Settings

Printer:

NeoCube


Supports:

Yes


Infill:

0.2


Notes:

Redesigned interface part, here you'll have to choose from 3 variations:

1: Body_Bottom_Fusion.stl as whole lower body model including the fins
2: Body_Bottom_Fusion-slice1.stl + Body_Bottom_Fusion-slice2.stl to be printed separately to save a lot of support material (glue both parts together after print/cleanup - this is what I did in the photos)
3: Body_Bottom_Fusion_Pluggable.stl + 4x Body_Bottom_Fusion_Pluggable_Fins.stl to get a full disassemblable base


Post-Printing

Base layer airbrushing


First I coated the parts with the first base layer. Since I wanted the outside look old and "used", I've chosen brown tones.


Add Rust effect


Then I applied some NaCl (salt) where I wanted the rusty sections before applying the final coat colors.
After some time, I removed the salt with a watered brush.


Final assembly and Firing pin design


Finally I made the firing ping out of an M4 screw:

  • cut off the screw head

  • Clamp screw shaft in spindle @ 1500 RPM (standard drill will do) and shape the tip with a file

  • finish the tip using 400 grit sandpaper

  • Used 3x M4 screws on the body and 16x short M2 screws on the outer ring


How I Designed This

Assembly from 3 source models


Made all rescaling and redesigning of the bottom interface in OpenSCAD.

Parts list / Asselbly picture

Original untouched from model 1 (green parts):
Body_Center.stlBody_Top.stlCells.stlClamp_Bottom.stlClamp_Top.stlExploder.stl

Original rescaled from model 2 (purple parts):
Bottom_Lid.stlExploder_Core.stlLaunching.stlLaunching_Button.stlLaunching_Igniter.stl,Launching_Igniter_Catalyst.stl

Original untouched from model 3 (yellow parts):
5_-_Outer_Ring.stl7_-_Fin_Brackets.stl8_-_Inner_Ring.stl