#3d print project

[horseaddict]

we cookin yes we are

[craft-x]

Here’s the finished Forest Conductor figure I 3D printed and hand-painted! Proud of how smooth the FDM surface turned out. What do you think of the final result? 🎨✨

[cklikestodraw]

It took me way too long to pick the pieces I did, I wanted to do my personal favorites but then went with the safer route of sharing all my post popular ones over the past few months between all the platforms I post on.. Which isn’t a lot haha. Thank you all for following, liking and even commissioning me these past few months. May next year be just as if not more productive! Stay safe <3

[cklikestodraw]

Putting this bitch together has been such a pain but it’ll be worth it.

[cklikestodraw]

“The reaver is the key..”

HE IS DONE. A month later, after all the fumes inhaled, frustration from something not working the way I wanted and literal scars, the lad is complete and ready for photos and display.

Sadly, due to how the sword is put together, it can’t be a prop by any means. Which is fine, tbh. You can see the process I went through via my saved story on my Insta!

3d kit was sold and bought from = TAH3dPrints on et/sy

[elizathelazy]

Euphorism Magnet

I had some smiley magnets and thought "I will make an Euphorism costume for one of them".

[heartmindandsnow]

Speaking of the highly improbable...

Just a little more than a year ago I took countless hours spread out over more than a month to recreate the starship heart of gold to 3d print.

I still need to take the individual bodies to turn them into something a little more manageable for physical prints (ie odd overhangs and bridges that might be too long to come out looking well). Because I designed this to be quite large (think about a little larger than a regulation volleyball - about 10" in diameter) - each part will take literal days to complete.

It'll be time to run a power cord to the nearest UPS in the family room, because it would be just my luck that I'd get a power blip ruining the damn thing with only an hour to go.

I still haven't even figured out how I'm going to design the most important part which is the concentric ring that features iconic scenes from the movie... which is an ironic twist on plot considering the ship is in the movie itself. Clever...

This is someone's modified design of turning it into a lamp, so the central part to house the LEDs isn't correct to the model, but looking closely at the ring and you'll see what I mean.

Maybe now is a good time to get this movie prop rolling...

Ignore some of the odd looking cut lines along the main body, these are just artifacts of the CAD software, they won't be in the final print - it has to do with extrusion at weird angles to create cuts in an existing curved surface, even though it's a volumetric body.