
Let me start off with the bad points.
1. Printed in the black brittle plastic not resin.
2. Two Wafers of crewmen. Write-off, smaller than fleas and can barely be seen even with magnification.No way in hell anybody will paint these accurately.
3. Forklift wheels are not printed in such a manner to recognize they are wheels with the exception of rounded bottom
4. Some of the equipment/supplies unidentifiable.
5. 1 wafer is weapons : Sparrow/Sidewinders/Harpoon and Harm. Bonus are the WW2 size torpedoes. The set does provide weapons Dollie’s but most 3D printed USMC aircraft have weapons already printed on pylons.
Now for the pluses
1. You receive 2 very nice A/S32A-35 Crash Tillies. Where the 3D printer WU LA gave us the crash Tilly with crane boom extended this unbranded 3D printer did the Tilly with crane boom retracted as parked. Only can use on the very large Wasp/America class gator or the modern USN bird farm of your choice.
2. Plenty of tow mules and tow bars
3. Three of the 8000 lbs forklifts and Seven 1000 lbs forklifts
4. Trailer generators and trailer compressors
5. For supplies scattered about a flight deck during VertRep. or loading a heavy lift helo you are given stacked oil drums, nicely printed stacked pallets, weapons containers, Conex boxes and fitting trailers, crates and more. If you wanted to depict the loading of Tom’s Modelworks 1/700 CH-53E with loading ramp down this is the accessory set to do it with.
A nice set even though about 40% either unusable or unidentifiable.
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