At the beginning of the year, I received a private message on MW asking if I could develop a flagship model for Summit Dynamics, since it seemed considerably more powerful than Light Industrial.~~~~

Actually, I’d been planning this for a while, but… you know how it is~ Haha, all sorts of strange and quirky procrastination.

Then, just last week, I finally started working on the flagship framework for Summit Dynamics.

After a full week of effort, I managed to bring it to life~!

Behold, the fearsome giant cosmic scallop—the Summit Dynamics SF-1E Thousand-Star Super Cargo Ship!

First, here’s a clear comparison image:

And now, let’s take a closer look at an overview of the Panyan-class spacecraft:

Key Features:

• Part of the Panyan-Class 1/1250 series
• Belongs to Summit Dynamics
• Flagship-level specifications
• Extremely large in size
• 【Important】This time, I’ve designed many integrated components
  • The benefit is that parts have been reduced by at least 30%, significantly cutting assembly time
  • The downside is that it heavily relies on multi-color printing (especially with multi-tool heads; single-tool heads paired with multi-color feeders can also work, though with slightly more waste)
• Minimal structural supports required
• Thanks to the integrated components, assembly has become much easier
• The finished product is truly awe-inspiring
• Comes with a dedicated mounting platform
• Non-printed materials list: six 2mm N52 round magnets, quantity 16
• Color scheme references:
  • Hull gradient color: Caiduo House PLA “Cloud Purple”
  • Mechanical interior:
    • Flash Cast PLA HS “Gray”
    • Three Green PLA + 2.0 “Silver”
  • Cabin interiors: Three Green PLA + 2.0 “Orange”
  • Platform: Three Green PLA + 2.0 “White”

Design and Assembly Instructions:

Backstory: “Bond” (You can check it out on my iFANZINE page:Click here to view)