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Ssssure isss a nice sschematic you have there.
Would be a ssshame if sssomething happened to it...
Yup! just finished the prototype for a creeper for my desk. This is one unlikely to go on sale. As y'know, copyright law and such. However as a funky little thing for my desk at work, I have to.
Time to head to the workshop. I have a bag of parts, and a BLU Pyro Flaregun and grenades to build!
Spent last night in the workshop, varnishing up a storm. Proper post of the deck boxes to come tonight, but for now, here's a piece midway through varnish. Piece is a demo item for the lovely Vee Heath, check her blog out at: veronicaheathfolio.tumblr.com
Tests on partial cuts. Using power settings for 2mm on 3mm sheets produces a very nice effect when lit.
What would you have on yours?
So it seems the deckbox prototypes I posted earlier are quite popular (See below for the main design).
So, the question is this, what would you have on yours?
Send me an answer to this question, and the best one will have their design etched onto one of these boxes and shipped to them!
I'll have to ship it flat pack, however they're very easy to assemble, and hold together just fine with PVA if you don't have any woodglue to hand :)
Deckbox prototypes!
Currently working on a couple of deckbox prototypes. One features a living hinge, the other a regular mechanical style one.
Also working on some cuts to go in the front. hoping to maybe use veneers to embed the designs in before these gets varnished.
You could say these designs are going to be 'guilded' onto the front. That is not a typo.
First laser cutter project I did after the induction.
The plan was to cut a little MtG themed stationery holder. Unfortunately I forgot to check my dimensions when I hit the cut button, so it's a bit small.
However it does make a cool little thing, so it's not all bad!
Cut from 3mm birch ply.
The reason I've completely failed to update recently is that I've been playing around with a laser cutter.
Yup, they're trusting my around high powered lasers these days, whatever next.
Next post (in an hour or two) will detail some test cuts, and it seems 1d6 Workshops has it's first official customer! More to come on that too as it develops.
For now however, have this picture of the completed Mk. 1 version of my Pyro Flamethrower, when it was fresh out of the workshop. Currently about to give it a little more work, add a few details, bit more paint, all that jazz.
Further shots from the build posted earlier this week. Decided to add a fan to the front to allow a backblast of air.
If you haven't worked it out already, this will soon be a Pyro Flamethrower, BLU team!
A wild collection of parts appears! The tags will probably give you a clue as to what these will turn into...
The first picture taken of a recent build for a convention. The plan is to have this piece entirely ready by March. The main build part of the build is already complete, so I'll be posting pictures of the stages in little batches until I catch up to how it currently looks.
Next post on Saturday!
A quick during-production shot of the Scarecrow (Arkham) mask. Don't seem to have any of the mask section flat, but for the most part it was built onto the mask in one go, that could be why.
Materials are a British S10 Respirator, with a hessian covering. Thread is maroon yarn, hessian held in place during fitting by a yarn drawstring behind the lip of the mask, then glued down with a hot glue gun.
So, decided to try some more painted alters (did the edging on the 3D's, so expect to see those tomorrow).
Went in the deep end and started on a rare as well as a Mountain. It's only a Counterlash though, I haven't gone completely crazy.
I'll be at NottingHack tomorrow doing some more to my Scarecrow mask (a post about which is queued for publishing tomorrow while I'm at work). It's the open Hack night, so come down if you're in the area!
A quick 3D card. Decided to try a token, as I have hundreds of these human ones from Dark Ascension.
Still need to black the edges and mount them together, however this one came out pretty well.
First attempt at an alter of an MtG cards. I've done 3D alters before, so painting is a step into the unknown. Certainly looking forward to learning a new skill.
The workbench for mild tinkering. I have an actual table in the room, just couldn't be bothered to move.
As it turns out, I need a new soldering iron...
Upcoming posts will detail the creation of my Scarecrow outfit.
This picture was snapped at Amecon, where I wore the outfit and ended up in a photoshoot with some other villains.
Update, honest
Well, went and done fucked up in updating this last time. Hopefully having a regular job and such means I can have another go.
For those interested, I write for the SCP Foundation (with a, ahem, brief hiatus in the middle) and just updated SCP-2383-J and SCP-521 to new versions.
Going to actually starting browsing the Tumblr-verse and reblogging things too.
More to come from 1d6 Workshops soon!