Some (More) New Prints... (my growing collection) (Page 1 of 2)

Kung Fu Panda update.

Finished printing Master Sifu and Monkey.  Here is a group shot.  Since it was impossible to print Tigress's and Sifu's wiskers, I'm adding them manually.  I extruded some material in free air, and cut up a few short legths and glued them on the side of the snout (right side only so far).  It looks pretty good.

Nice, show us the pics once you've done the post-print on the kungfu guys.

Here are a couple of nice models. 

The baby panda in particular was a pain in the a$$ to import.  It had in excess of 4 MILLION faces !  I had to import it into MeshLab and simplify it before I could open it in NetFabb studio to clean it.

The minions are simply cool  I wish I could find more of the same quality.  The spindly arms are so thin, that I could not print them as part of the model without them braking, or getting all mangled up, so I printed the arms separately, then glued them on.

This is one of the more complex models I printed, a fishing cabin and dock.  It has many overhangs and undercuts, as well as many small parts like the chairs, and hanging lamps.  Unfortunately, the chairs and lamps didn't come through clean, so I'll print them separately. 

The model was only roughly stripped of the support material, and needs a lot more cleaning.  I'll post new pictures when it's done.

Really nice stuff, Pirvan.  What software are you using to create your models (looks like zbrush, but I'm not sure).  Keep up the great work!

I didn't create any of these models.  I found them on various sites that have 3D models for download. 

Most of these are either in 3D Studio Max (.3DS or.max), or Alias Wavefront (.obj).  I usually have to do a lot of cleanup  because they're not watertight or manifold, they have lots of holes and intersecting parts, but once you clean them up, Slic3r is pretty good at handling the few remaining errors.   

My personal 3D modelling skills revolve around Solidworks and are primarily for mechanical devices, not so much organic modelling.

Here a few new models.  I printed these a little while ago, but forgot to post them, so here they are.  As you can tell, they're not finished, rather they had some basic cleanup and support removal.

The tall skinny guy (Han Solo)  needs to have the legs reprinted.  When I printed those parts I didn't have a fan running or a prime pillar, so the hot end lingered too long on the small parts and melted the material, creating those ripples.

The Satyr came out probably the best, after tweaking the support settings in Slic3r.  The buzzard and the little kid are pretty cool too.

Amazing! Well done!

Here is my latest print: Bionic Robot.  I didn't attempt this before because it's an articulated model that uses ball joints, and I was having problems printing proper circles.

That changed last week when I came up with my tensioning device, so I finally got to print my articulated robot.  28 parts in all, fully posable.

I want the cabin on my N scale layout. glad to see it can be printed this nice

I got the shack someplace b4. the Inn is bad in netfab, seems the 3 lights are not attached to anything, just floating in midair