I mentioned the other day in this thread the availability of a mesh model of the RoboMaster S1. Well, this week, I wanted to modify a Picatinny rail 3D model to fit the blaster/cannon of one of my S1s. So, I bit the bullet and bought the access rights to the model, hoping they could help me with my predicament.Interestingly, the fee you pay TurboSquid gives access to not one model, but a number of them.
I like working with Autodesk Fusion 360 as my "go to" CAD program. I found a ".obj" version of the model which uploaded without any issues as shown below in Fusion 360.Being that it is a mesh model (vs parametric), the use of polygons to approximate curves is not ideal, but I found it sufficient for my purpose. From the 3D model I created, I was able to create .STL and G-Code files I needed and the 3D printed part fit pretty well.

Hello and good day rhoude57 - YUL. Thank you for sharing these information with us today and thank you for your support.

Hi, this is great ... can we have the 3D files ?

Hey,

This is a great work, can I have the 3D files ?

T.A Posted at 12-21 23:58
Hey,

This is a great work, can I have the 3D files ?

You can buy an access to the entire 3D model repository for $99.

rhoude57 - YUL Posted at 12-22 18:28
You can buy an access to the entire 3D model repository for $99.

Thank you .

I have started to measure the entire RMS1 with a digital vernier caliper so i can create a near correct 3D model. Will open source the project when ready.

Very cool - thanks for sharing