Recent content by MorbidCharlie

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Hadn't really considered it since I don't have the full flamethrower finished yet, but I suppose I could!

These were printed for a 3D printing class. Blade and hilt is separate. One is an FDM print, the other a resin. Neither are perfect prints but won't require much clean up to have a proper prop. FDM print - $10 Resin print - $15 Both - $20 Prices do not include shipping.

Navy blue.

Easter Sunday painting! All of Joe's shin guard greeblies, pre-weathering. If you didn't know, the lettered emblems are from various cars. The "XL" is from the Ford Cortina 240 XL, the "500" from the Ford Falcon 500, the "GX" from the Datsun 200B, and the "1100" from the Morris Minor 1000. All...

And Joe's boots are done! The little riveted flaps on the side of the boot proved to be a bit of a challenge. I wanted to make sure the flaps stayed put, so using some clay foam, I formed a shape that the flaps would adhere to. After that, I punched in the rivets and mounted the flaps down with...

Rather than using a real chain for the boots this time around, I modeled and 3D printed them. This makes them lighter and I can bend and twist them to conform to the boot sole. A hole was modeled into the middle of each base piece so that I can screw the pieces into the sole of the boot in...

Tweaking models for Joe so a lot of modeling, print, tweak, adjust model, reprint, etc. Today, I knocked out the 3D model for Joe's shin guards. The hard parts are present just to check spacing. The model for the leather pieces will be used to laser cut the leather.

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Club printed out and assembled. On to sanding and smoothing so it can be hydrodipped with a wood grain. Will be a bit before all of the trinkets arrive to be attached to it so on to other pieces after finishing/smoothing up the base.

Finished up a "close enough" St. Christopher piece last night and the war club itself this morning. Both are printing.

I've given up on the search for the two remaining pieces I can't identify - the bird/phoenix brooch (17) and the odd face-like piece (27), so I modeled out a close approximation to 27. The piece is only about 23mm big, so most of the detail won't be immediately visible anyway, but I'm a little...

Identified another piece today. On the diagram this is 38 - a vintage Pierre Cardin button from the 70s typically seen on their blazers.

I found the St. Christopher badge, but, unfortunately, the one place on the web that I could find that has it listed is sold out and not carrying it anymore. They also don't have any distributor info. It's a magnetic sticker meant for car use...