some of the tiny details are just amazing... the buckles on her arm bands... the honeycomb grate on the base.. just WOW

well done, i like it.

would love to see one larger image so one can see more detail, tho..

The image is 3990 x1080 so you should be able to download it and enlarge it.

would love to see one larger image so one can see more detail, tho..

The first model I downloaded is called Clementine, and according to the notes, she’s a young Victorian inventor who devised a machine to communicate with animals. This model stands out in that it won the grand prize for Pinshape’s Character Modelling Contest, and the prize was a Form 2 printer. The neat thing is that the model was made with 3D printing in mind. In fact it separates into some 15 pieces meant to be printed separately and then assembled.

Anyway, Cementine herself was printed at 0.05mm resolution, whereas the rest of the model was done at 0.1mm. The tubes she floats on were printed using some 2+ years old clear, which explains the yellowing, but I think it will make for a nice effect once the model is painted.

Assembled, the model is 7" long, by 5" wide and 6" tall. Although hollow with 1.75mm walls, the complete model adds up to 208ml of resin, plus another 100ml for the supports, in all nearly 1/3 of a bottle of resin.

Of course this had to be painted.  Previously I had used Tamiya and Citadel paints, but Clementine is the first model I painted using Vallejo and Scale 75 paints.  I used just about every technique I know, for this: the base colors and some highlights on Clementine, the octopus and the machine were applied with an airbrush, but everything else is hand brushed.

Here is the final version.  I was looking for a Victorian/Steampunk/Anime look, so I think I've got it.