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The idea of it is better than the reality.
Painted and camouflaged should hide a lot of the issues. That and a liberal helping of the "three feet rule" may be enough
Is high quality prohibitively expensive, or is it defined by the production a a high quality render in the first place, or both? So why - maybe I just havent checked enough - am I not seeing business models like Shapeways trumpeting higher quality for higher prices, something closer to the 'perfect' print? - although I can see that probably isn't a brilliant sales pitch....
An example video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YrUQOYLoK0
Printed this on a Anycubic Photon as well:1/56 scale just like Rich's tank. Even an SLA printer has its limitations especially where fragile parts like gun barrels are concerned, but overall I'd say they can be on par with commercially available resin cast vehicles. In the end it's more or less a question of how much you're willing to invest in your printer as well as into the necessary files.