Space Shuttle Launch Pad 39A with Challenger STS-6 (1:144) - Page 180

**spacerunner** · #**1791** 09-12-2018, 10:02 AM

Hello friends,

regarding my objections that both sets have already been printed in FUD and FXD, I received from SW this wise answer:

The current rejected model file has not been printed before which is why it was checked again.
Only when a model is printed before we skip the checking process.

While the geometry in the model could be the same as the order we printed before, it's a new upload, which is why it's checked again.

The designer requires to make it 0,3mm thick in order to pass.
Well roared the lion, I thought so with me.

But there is another possibility, as I know meanwhile.

This is the SW feature Print It Anyway, with the help of which the designer can "force" a print to see how the part comes out, admittedly without warranty, but nevertheless interesting.
Maybe we still should try this ...

**Revell-Fan** · #**1792** 09-12-2018, 02:35 PM

Well, why not?

**spacecraftcreator** · #**1793** 09-12-2018, 03:14 PM

Go for it...

**spacerunner** · #**1794** 09-12-2018, 11:35 PM

Tanks guys, and Hello everybody.
but now hold your hat! Hard to believe but wonders will never cease!

Somehow, this idiotic rejection of the upright standing Set of 20 with flat-lying shoes did not convince me and therefore did bother me.

And as befits a real Challenger, I went on the offensive and ordered the Set of 52 - Flat Ori - Come hell or high water,

Source: shapeways.com (Crackerjazz)

and chased then curious the course of the order.

And even though I had already expected the same rejection, my order at SW went against expectation through their process chain Processing, Pre-Production and was then actually In Production, I thought, I do not see right.

And today I got the email Shipped!, which has blown me away.

I have actually outsmarted them, unbelievable ...

Now I'm curious what the set looks like, at which the shoes with the treads lay on the support wax.

Source: arcforums.com (crackerjazz)