des-OR-mad

Hello, sorry for the late response. Yes, all 3D models (Blender files) will be published under creative commons licence (CC-BY-SA). For the next ABBUC JHV (annual meeting) I've created a short video to show the current project state. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAsDfRZSX_U

Hi, thank you for mentioning my project. The case or better the whole floppy drive is a part of my current Blender 3D project. The case and circuit board are already completed. I'm currently working on the drive mechanics. It is not planned to print the case or parts of it later, but lately Sven (ABBUC) used the 3D model as basis for his SIO port printing. The goal is to have a complete 3D model of the 1050 disk station. For more information: http://des-or-mad.net/blog/kategorie/3datari1050diskdrive.html

@Thelen: Thanks for your comment Well, the whole project took about 4 years but with a lot of breaks. Everything was done in my very rare spare time. BTW: I've just uploaded a new 360° turnaround animation -> https://www.youtube....bed/Os2ye-Yivrw

Hello, thanks for the comments. @Marius1976: Right, it's the PAL version and the resistors should match the real hardware. This applies to all electronic components like capacitors, inductors, transitors and so on. I used two boards as reference and removed all components from one of them.

Hello, thank you for mentioning my 800XL animation. This a complete Blender 3d Model, not just a simple projection. I decomposed a real machine into single pieces and modeled everything by hand. The project took about four years (with some breaks). You find some more details in my blog about the whole project: http://des-or-mad.net/blog/artikel/wip-3d-atari-800xl.html (Sorry, it's only available in german.) In the next few days all 3d models will be released under Creative Commons Attribution - ShareAlike. Greetings, Oliver