Hi Sam: I have printed and still use bombs and bomb racks as Elbee pointed out on my B-25. I think the scale is different so you'd have to make changes to the bomb size and the rack, but it is definitely doable. I would suggest that for the bombs that you put a small weight in the nose so that the bombs will streamline into the wind and come down in a realistic manner. I used a small bolt glued into a hole in the nose that works great.
Davegee
Official FlightLine RC 2000mm B-24D/J Liberator Thread
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Sam,
I don't know of any STLs specifically for the B-24 bomb bay.
That said, there are STLs for the Flightline B-25 available. See Link below.
You could certaonly scale these in your slicer program or with CAD software.
Might need some mods, but it is a hobby.
Glad to have you onboard, Sir.
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Do you have the stl files for the hs555? Thinking about doing the tail turret on mine. I have the other 2 done already.I made up drawings and 3D files for printing holders for HS55 servos for all three turrets. I modified one servo to 360 degree rotation for the top turret. The pilots I used are from 21st century toys. They are 1:18 scale Stuka pilots and gunners but look fine after re-painting them. I am getting ready to do another full up set for a friends B24. It will be a different livery but turrets will match.Leave a comment:
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Yes sir. That's my grandathers plane, Redwing. I've always thought the navy liberator was more elegant but I'm probably biased. I lengthened the fuselage 5", used the B24 horizontal stab as a base to stay close to the correct incidence, and fabbed up the vertical. Nose turret is a clear Christmas ornament and the blisters, while not correct, came from a PBY5. I also had to Frankenstein two canopies to get the upper turrets right. I didn't rotate the nacelles, but did delete the superchargers. I hope to build a better looking version later. This was proof of concept.Leave a comment:
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Ok, I've seen a few posts about PB4Y2s. I really think the Navy Liberator is a beautiful plane. I'd love to see Freewing produce a conversion kit.4 PhotosLeave a comment:
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For those that Fear emails, I posted the files on RCG, Go to my blog and look at all posts and you should find the files.
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Have you read the post by RRHandy directly BEFORE yours?
And I quote:
"I have the files, the files I shared were the Spitfire. The file zipped is too big to put here 6.44 mb and the site only allows 1.91 mb, I can email if [any]one would like."
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Does anyone know how I could get the stl files for the Flightline B-24?Leave a comment:
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I have the files, the files I shared were the Spitfire. The file zipped is too big to put here 6.44 mb and the site only allows 1.91 mb, I can email if one would like. I tried to see if I could split up but that is out of my wheel house on computer knowledge.Leave a comment:
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Search my name and I did post the stl files that I have on this forum, if not here anymore I will share them.
P.S.I went and did a search and it was the Spitfire I uploaded, I have the files including the front gear doors but it's too big to put here, 6.44mb and they only allow 1.91.
I can email to those if they like.Leave a comment:
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I believe that is a waist gun pivot point.Leave a comment:
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They definitely were. but the files were taken down at some point. They had STLs for the gun barrels, turret interiors, bomb sight, and instrument panel if I remember right
AO2,
I've researched this somewhat and have no STL files accompanying the Plastic Parts offered by Motion RC for this aircraft.
It is possible these parts were not offered as STL files like many other detail parts for other models.
I have also searched my STL files for these parts and have found nothing for the B-24.
If you haven't already contacted Motion RC with regard to these parts, I would start there.
The plastic parts bag is not currently in stock, but you could click the Notify Me button and see how that goes.
You could also check out 3DP Repositories like Thingiverse, CGTrader, Cults 3D, and Prusa Printables for any designs related to this model.
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AO2,
I've researched this somewhat and have no STL files accompanying the Plastic Parts offered by Motion RC for this aircraft.
It is possible these parts were not offered as STL files like many other detail parts for other models.
I have also searched my STL files for these parts and have found nothing for the B-24.
If you haven't already contacted Motion RC with regard to these parts, I would start there.
The plastic parts bag is not currently in stock, but you could click the Notify Me button and see how that goes.
You could also check out 3DP Repositories like Thingiverse, CGTrader, Cults 3D, and Prusa Printables for any designs related to this model.
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Can someone please tell me where I could find the stl files for the Flightline 2000mm B-24, thank you JeffLeave a comment:
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Where can I find the stl files for the 3d printed parts for the 2000mm Flightline B-24 please and thank you. JeffLeave a comment:
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Looking forward to getting this B-24. My dad worked on their gunnery systems in North Africa, before they sent him to learn the armament and electronics on the B-29. Then, he was sent to the pacific for LeMay’s final assault on Japan.
I sure wish someone would produce a scale B-29. We’ve got the 17 and 24! Why not the 29??? I’d sure like to to see a comeback of the Avro Lancaster and Grumman A-6, too…Leave a comment:
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Sorry to bump an old post - but I couldn't find where this was answered.
Does anyone know what this 3D Printed part is for?
The only thing I can think of is that it goes maybe on top where the little antenna does - the one that looks like a wheel pant. ...no clue.
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