Hauke
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Thank you very much. I hope you will enjoy the story on the website. I have already planned most of series 2 but will take a winter break because the weather is no longer nice enough to take good pictures of the figures.
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The final figure for Series One of the Legend of the Warsnail line. Its the evil Bug Queen. A mighty sorceress who wants to steal the magic of the forest to create her own evil empire. The model is based on the original bug solider 3D models done in Softimage. But I had to do some serious remodeling in Modo to create this new character. Printed on a Form2 printer. The model was painted by me. Here is the complete Series One of the Legend of the Warsnail line of figures. There is also a website with more information about the world of the Warsnail. www.warsnail.com
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Thank you. I am happy you like them.
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One more figure for my Legend of the Warsnail line. This is the Flower Fairy, an ancient being that protects the balance of the forest. He acts as a mentor to the heroes. The original model was done in Softimage. I added all the articulation in Modo and also reworked the armor and proportions there. Printed on a Form2 printer. The model was painted by me.
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Another 3D printed figure for my Legend of the Warsnail series. The original model was done in Softimage. I added all the articulation in Modo and also reworked a lot of the design there. The original figure was more like a princess and less like a warrior. This character is a slug. In the world of the Warsnail the slugs have developed legs. They tend to look down on the snails since they are usually not considered warrior material. But the Warsnail is out there to change that. Printed on a Form2 printer. The model was painted by me.
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Update: Here is a short stop motion animation of the figure.
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Thank you! I definitely had nature in mind when creating this figure. |n fact one of the things I like best about him is that I can take him outside and take pictures of him and he fits in perfectly. :-)
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This is one of my oldest characters but still one I like the most. The original 3D model was done in Softimage. However all the remodeling to turn it into an action figure was done in Modo. I made some slight design changes along the way. Mostly I uncluttered the armor on the house. Obviously the articulation is limited due to the design. But you still get some nice poses out of the guy. I even went outside for the pictures since he fits so nicely into the environment. All the weapons can be removed from the back and posed in his hands. Scale 3 3/4 inch. Printed on a Form 2 with durable resin. Painted by me.
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Thank you. I remember that G.I. Joe Honda. Never had him but always thought he was cool.
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I wanted to make an action figure in a different body style then your standard figure. So I thought, why not make a Sumo wrestler. I tried to give the figure as much articulation as possible and he turned out to be one of my most pose able figures made on the Form 2 yet. I had to make some compromises when it comes to the sculpt but in the end I find the articulation is worth it. He is a little larger then my previous figures but still fits in with 3 3/4 inch figures. Printed on a Form 2 printer with Durable material. Modeled in Modo and optimized in Netfabb.
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A male and female robot. The male one has 3 differnt heads. One has a moveable jaw. Modeleld in Modo. Printed on a Form 2 printer in durable resin. Painted by me.
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Happy New Year! I updated my old caveman figure to the 3 3/4 inch scale. It was printed on the Form 2 with durable resin material. I try to learn something new with each print. This time I gave the figure a torso with the type of ab-crunch joint that is quite popular with figures these days. It works quite well. Since this character also has quite large hands I was able to add an additional wrist joint allowing him to stand on his hands hold on to rock like surfaces.
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Thank you! Beast Wars is still one of my favorite Transformers shows.
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Thanks! Yes all parts are printed separately and then snapped together. The modeling software I use is called modo. I also use netfabb for conversion to STL files.
