Scorn's Workshop

[gundammonkey]

What, you've never seen the key to the Fortress of Solitude?? :P yeah, I'm totally happy with the scaling, it certainly doesn't bother me. Plus, while many buildings have common floor heights, they can vary even in the same city. I'm just glad they're so cheap! I may get some more Tomytec stuff just to have more than just flat boxes, though.

Well it really depends on what era you're talking about. But the key is always right out front under a welcome mat! But then it is made out of the core of a dead star so the mass and weight of the key is a few hundred TONS! But the most resent Key is a normal size key, it just weights in at a few hundred tons. Have fun picking it up.

[ShadowsAndDust]

Those are amazing!

[ScornMandark]

Thanks! I have a few new ones coming down the pipe, kits and parts, but in the meantime I'm developing a massive kit for 1/400 Gundam Collection folks: a Big Tray! Problem is that it's so big that it's prohibitively expensive through Shapeways. So, instead, I'm running a pre-order on that Facebook group. If enough people are in, I'll just get a 3D printer and do it myself LOL

[Mark]

Ohhh I tried the Acetone Vapour bath bit on a Printed bust for a RC WW2 Pilot Bust (90mm across the shoulders). Worked awesomely. Anyone 3D printing ABS should give it a try.....

Nice work Scorn.

[ScornMandark]

Thanks! I'm also doing a 0079 version, and it's making me realize I need to do some rework on the 08th version.... I've been hoping to mainly print in PLA, just due to the ease of printing, but we'll see how the first printed one comes out. If the layer lines are too bad at 0.08mm, then I'll have to make it work on ABS.
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[Mark]

I use a Makerbot II at work for prototyping work stuff and the occasional "alignment print". I really must get my own. I work with Creo Parametric for Mechanical design.

Mark