Tim Smith
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An error occurred while saving the comment Three weeks ago I started exploring 3D printing models for my gaming hobby, and one platform that really stood out is Gambody. They have a well-organized marketplace where you can find high-quality STL files of video game characters, vehicles, and aircrafts. I was especially impressed by their aircraft section, which you can explore here: https://www.gambody.com/premium/vehicles-stl-files/aircraft-stl-files. The files are designed to work smoothly with SLS, SLA, and FFF printers, and each one comes with detailed instructions to make the printing process as seamless as possible. What I found helpful is that the platform also allows you to sell your own models, so it’s not just about buying but also contributing to the community. For anyone interested in combining gaming and 3D printing, Gambody provides a reliable, expanding resource that’s worth checking out.
I've been playing CS:GO for several years, and recently started exploring CS2, which has been an interesting transition. One thing I noticed is how much the weapon skins can affect not just the aesthetics but also the enjoyment of the game. For example, the AK-47 has a wide range of skins available, and keeping track of their current prices and market stats can be surprisingly useful for trading or collecting. I found this link really helpful: https://cs2.ad/weapons/ak-47 , as it lists all AK-47 skins, their origins, release dates, and popularity ratings. It gave me a better understanding of which skins are more sought after and helped me make more informed choices in the game.