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Hours of delicate drybrush work await me. π Can't wait to see the result! My experience as well. Don't try to pose it! π€
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Episode 2 is a lot worse. Noah Hawley ignores decades of continuity, reinventing the Xenomorph as a Terminator... π ...an impossibly efficient and indiscriminate Terminator, even. π No hive, no incapacitated victims, no instinct for reproduction or propagation of the species... just Jason Vorhees in a cheap rubber suit. π
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Those of us in Japan got the first Sentinel Legioss release in June of 2020. It seems hard to believe it's been five years already... π― ...but it's even harder to believe Mexico got it a year earlier. π
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Cullen Yutani had previously appeared in both Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem and The Predator.
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That's a work-in-progress. It still needs a lot of surface detail applied... ...and I need to replace the batteries, too. π
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Maybe, once it's painted and properly lit... I've got 40 chip LEDs being delivered tomorrow. π Actually, she agreed and cut her hair for the role. Unfortunately, a drunk-driving incident left her injured at time of filming. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/we-never-had-an-ending-why-disneys-black-hole-lost-star-wars-1262526/
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No, I bought that from YJA years before I had my own 3D printer. Your material options depend entirely on the type of printer; DLP or SLA use photopolymer resins, while FFF or FDM use extruded filament spools. Liquid resin is better for highly-detailed miniatures, while filament is more practical for larger projects. Those are my Hiya Toys action figures, actually. βΊοΈ A brief Google search found several different options for ALIEN figures in compression suits that can be downloaded and printed. There are no limits to scale with 3D-printing; your only restrictions would be layer thickness, and the physical dimensions of your printer. Print anything you want, at any size you want! π
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Something like this? π Gambody's files are on sale right now. I think so. The bio-mechanical shapes and muted color scheme would be quite forgiving, so it would be difficult to screw it up. π Let me know if you're serious about it.
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I enjoy pushing the limits of a 12K resolution printer. π The Cygnus files I bought were disappointingly low-resolution, so I figured the only way to justify my purchase was to make a Hallmark ornament. π Plus, I already have a variety of ships displayed at the same 1:3000 scale: Actually, ALIEN was a July release; The Black Hole came out in December of 1979, only two weeks after Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Fun factoid: Sigourney Weaver had originally been cast as Dr. Kate McCrae, but the zero-gravity sequences in The Black Hole required her to cut her hair. π She refused, and the role went to Yvette Mimieux instead. If Sigourney Weaver had agreed to Disney's demands, Veronica Cartwright (who had already been cast as Ripley) would've been the big star of the franchise... ...and we'd be living in a slightly different alternate universe today. βΊοΈ
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My giant SDF-1 languishes while an even older ship design lies on my workbench... I'm sure some of you are old enough to recognize this one. βΊοΈ Despite its diminutive size, it demands a great deal of internal lighting... ...not all of which I've managed to achieve so far. What's more, I want it to display it with the Palomino, at a matching scale of 1:3000: A daunting task, for such a tiny model!
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The Transformers Thread (licensed) Next
tekering replied to mikeszekely's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
Ah, I see your point. The animated films are better Transformers movies, 'cause they don't sideline the robots in favour of a human protagonist (as the live-action films consistently did). Still, I found "smart dog" Bumblebee a lot less obnoxious than "Badassatron" B-127. π- 17803 replies
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Mogβs Last Custom Mecha Hurrah. . . Most Likely(?)
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Damn, Mog! That looks really good in red. Ouch. That explains how you got it done so quickly. π At least spray it down with a couple coats of matte topcoat to conceal the brush strokes a little. That'll help prevent the stickers from peeling off, too. π -
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I am compelled to remind Mike of Travis Knight's Bumblebee. Transformers One was a pleasant surprise (given its disastrous marketing campaign), but it has neither the heart nor the humour of Knight's film.- 17803 replies
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Describes ThreeZero's Robo-Dou VF-1s, too! π
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I recognize it. 1997 ARII vinyl figure, from their Macross 15th Anniversary line. I made some minor modifications to mine. π
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I love the mottled weathering pattern you've got going there.
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What's with the FOUR thrusters? Is Blast-Off not a Space Shuttle any more? π€ And why are they actively firing? π€¨- 17803 replies
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That's a cool weathering job you did on your Masterpiece Beta, @Mog. Mine still has that "new toy" look. π I'd say the Toynami is closer to the SDF-1 color scheme, whereas Sentinel's blue is more VF-1J Max... Prolonged exposure to sunlight may have exaggerated the color difference on yours. π€ That's either a rhetorical question, or you're just being facetious. π
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You know, I've always wanted one of these: Well actually, two. π They're great for expanding the SDF-1 displays, and extending the lore, too... Haven't you always wondered what this would've looked like? I also wanted to give you a clearer look at the tiny Destroids I've printed up: Gotta pull out my trusty macrofocus lens for close-ups, since the detail is too small to photograph without special equipment (and impossible to see with the naked eye). Yeah, I know there weren't any Spartans depicted on the SDF-1, but I didn't want them to feel left out. π
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I figured the mods just deleted it. Certainly wouldn't be the first time. π Maybe it'll be safer here:
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Kitz Concept Toy Thread 2.0
tekering replied to Stampeed Valkyrie's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
They're all still prototypes at this stage; only the first "Gluu-ger" has been mass-produced.- 2610 replies
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Now, there's an accessory I wouldn't even bother to 3D-print. π
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