Recent content by Nuts4Accuracy

Some time has passed, and decided whilst i was listening to music and locked inside my house because of severe weathers, I would get back onto working on old 3D models sitting on my pc. Not too concerned about accuracy at this point anymore because it's too difficult converting a 3D scan to a...

More progress on the sanding of new scale Very slow. In the past few weeks I have been sanding, I contemplated that maybe I should have invested in sanding pens and twigs. I jumped the gun and bought myself a set of MIG sanding sticks, sanding twig bundles and a Proxxon Sanding pen. and they...

The Marcus Lehto MK V has maintained the nostalgic feel so well in higher poly. Not a reimagination but a proper remaster. I mean, he made the original model. I do find it funny that his LED housing look like a jack stand lifting point.

Changed name of thread to just make this more about my 3D modelling journey and printing rather than making new threads for different projects. If any of you guys have been here long enough, you know that 3 years ago I started attempting making a Legacy Effects ODST helmet. That thread got...

Jesus. That's a lot of ribbed fabric. Sadly I've never seen any fabrics with ribs that big. The closest fabric to that is ottoman rib/ribbed spandex. But they usually come in 5-7mm ribs, nothing like the 10mm ones seen in the show. I think whoever made the show costume was probably heavily...

So small update, Caught covid 2 weeks ago and was spent that time recovering so couldn't make any progress. But 3D printed the new scale. The back half still had these horrible banding issues because it was printed pre-extruder upgrade, front half used a new filament but the filament seemed to...

Not going to lie; I chuckled at the first photo, those boots look adorably stubby, but in the rest of the photos they don't seem that out of place.

So as I've decided that I wasn't happy with the scale; i've elected to rescale the helmet back to spartan size. Whilst the helmet would otherwise before perfectly scaled; once you add the hard armor; i believe it may actually be too small. In the meantime that I was awaiting for more filament...

Current status, whilst the other back half is printing, decided to lather some primer filler and spot putty and goto work sharpening the lines. I still think human scale might be too small. The helmet looks normally scaled when viewed from the outside but it just... feels tiny in my hand. Once...

Small update; Silicone and Resin is on the way; I decided to go with Rebound 25 for the silicone because of its viscosity being able to be both brushed and poured. For the resin I actually decided not to go with the typical smooth-cast route but to instead goto TC1630 because of its low-shrink...

So whilst re-examing the helmet for the 500th time I noticed a small area on the top of the cap that I missed out on my model, and with half the helmet at 90% print completion (2 day print) you can bet that I facepalmed... Hard. This is the texure of the campaign model. I realised after...

Some platform boots can get you around 3-4" of height. Most "Halo" armors have Arch protectors on the boots than are almost slanted at 45-degree angles; you can use that arch protector to hide the placement of your feet and extend your height slightly; almost as if you're wearing high heels...

Now; I've finalized my "Blur" 3D model to be ready for printing. So you probably guessed correctly that after 2 years, I am molding the Halo 2 Anniversary Cinematic Version of the Mk VI. It was hell and a half to get it right. The amount examining cutscenes after cutscenes to get it right. I...

I was thinking of that; unfortunately, my 3D printer isn't big enough to print it in 1 go, and I'm not really fond of the strength of glues to hold a multi-piece jacket together since I am very clumsy with my hands. But I won't discredit that idea, it is definitely a viable method for smaller...

A Absolutely stunning mate! Holy ****!