cain from robocop 2 3d models
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myminifactory
This one-of-a-kind 3D printed lamp was created from a unique MRI scan of a brain, which was then transformed into a workable model in ZBrush. The goal was to design topography that flows, grows, and shrinks with the brain's rhythm and concavity. The...
myminifactory
Hailing from the retro DOS game OMF 2097, we've whipped up a model of the iconic Flail bot with its chains printable and ready to unleash some flailing action!\r\nPieces have been downsized to fit most 3D printers and assembly is shown in the images...
grabcad
Challenge from the king is inspired by chess coins and Tanjore dolls, featuring a design that includes sections resembling chess coins, interchangeable tiles, thin king's symbol plates, and sharp edges at the top with an hemispherical bottom. The...
thingiverse
The end result is a printed Belial that stands about 2.4 inches high, sporting supports that required some careful scraping out from his mouth and underside. He has a tendency to lean precariously to one side or the other due to his rounded...
thingiverse
For the hay I lasercut some yellow paper Non 3d printed materials -Glue - any glue that sticks to 3d prints works I used ca glue -Paint -paper What to print LEG Haybot leg 1 x2 Haybot leg 2 x2 Haybot leg 3 x2 Haybot leg 4 x2 Haybot leg 5 x2 Haybot...
pinshape
... are printing as I'm typing this. I'll have more pics and hopefully some cool armor or other projects soon. I'd love to hear from anyone who's done something similar before so we can learn from their past experiences and get it right the first time.
myminifactory
The size of your 3D printer and printing settings will determine how long it takes to print all the parts - expect anywhere from 100 to 150+ hours. If you're interested in learning more about the build process, check out our blog posts at...
thingiverse
... type this. I'll be sharing more pictures soon along with maybe some super cool armor or other creations. I'd love to hear from anyone who's done something similar in the past, so we can learn from their experiences and get it right the first time.