1/48 scale in styrene sheet. Ready for paint.
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Holy moly…
If this is your first project, I can’t wait to see what you’ll come up with when you do something complicated. Very impressive indeed.
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No kidding. i clicked and expected to see a 3 diameter jagged circle covered in fuzzies. HA! This is downright inspirational. Nice work!
He’s not saying First project. He says First Real Project. I wonder how long this takes and which software used.
fantastic …what bit did you use?
I used a 1/32 bit and did it all with Easel. I’m still struggling to get a 3D workflow together to really open up the possibilities with this machine.
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Its beautiful. Look into V-Carve Pro by Vectric and Fusion 360 by Autodesk 
. What bit and Settings did you use?
Very freaking cool! 
Please do some sort of write-up/video about this!
My budget is budgetless atm from the machine, tooling, materials and other software. I looked at the specs, though. 3D import of .stl .obj .3dm is definitely where I need go.
That’s very cool. Scale modeling is a passion of mine too. Seeing the X-Carve used for the hobby is inspiring. I’d love to see a write-up on this one too!
I feel like a cave dweller. Way to go.
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Sorry in advance but I gotta say it…
Holy shit!
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Great project! This is exactly why I got an x-carve. Did you cut all the styrene on the x-carve, or was some of it patterned before construction. I’m also curious what miniatures you used in the photo. 
Show those pictures around and get someone to commission your work. Then go for Vectric Aspire!
Usually posts like that I see people manage to sign their names in MDF but this WOWski !
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About 98% was cut with the X-carve; some Evergreen strip here and there.
This is actually for a model review with a game company. I am attempting to get their contract work. I need to turn my focus to getting my 3D sorted out so I can really let this machine shine.
I used to cut stuff like this with a jewelers saw and it would take many hours. I’m pretty dern stoked with my X-Carve to be honest. I’m just starting to realize the possibilities.
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Great job! I too am waiting for the how to write up.
Great work guys!
I’m planning on making a dollhouse for my baby girl. Anyone have some nice designs and suggestions? I originally thought about making it in plywood but styrene could also be an option.
If anyone have some designs they would share I would be very glad 
Brgds
Christian