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#1 Post by Zeiram »

I’ve been trying to make more time for sculpting. Here’s my current project - an adaptation of Erwin Papa’s “Hard Goodbye” tribute to Nirasawa. Still working on her and I’m planning a base from the comic. Thanks for looking.

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I look forward to being able to get a copy of them to paint up. Something to comprise my bar Cyclops diorama.
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Funny you mention that, because I’m planning a small cyclops base for them.
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AWESOME!!!!!
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Started putting some materials and colors on the digital model and started a rough test print to check size and fit. I’m shooting for 1:8-1:10. Final parts will be printed in resin.

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#7 Post by marctassone »

Dude that looks SICK!
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Finished digital paints and I have two printers cranking on parts.

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Very cool looking forward to seeing more.
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#10 Post by Zeiram »

This print made my day. The Moai did a great job capturing detail even at this scale. That machine has been going toe-to-toe with my Form2 at work, and it's delivered admirably. So happy...

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Fairly chuffed about how this one is coming out. Super fine detail on such a small (roughly 1:10) figure. :)

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I love it ! Great tribute to Nirasawa.
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#14 Post by Zeiram »

Been working on another one. This is adapted from a panel in Phantom Core. It's going to have a ton of wires plugged into it...

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#15 Post by ShaneM »

Outstanding. I know at the smaller scales they will be able to fit more into the footprint. I had been wondering how to pull off that character in 1/6th. He's Phancure sized.
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ShaneM wrote:Outstanding. I know at the smaller scales they will be able to fit more into the footprint. I had been wondering how to pull off that character in 1/6th. He's Phancure sized.
Thanks, dude. I know exactly what you mean. I sculpted a full figure of that character as well, and I would have had to print him at 1:8-1:10 to make him manageable. I ultimately decided to "deconstruct him" as a bust to keep the size reasonable.

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#17 Post by Zeiram »

Someone asked to see the full figure version, so here 'tis digitally painted.

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Progress.
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#19 Post by ShaneM »

That is one unfortunate wreckage in flesh.
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#20 Post by Zeiram »

Hahaha! Indeed. :)
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