Hi guys, I've 3D printed a Master Sword for a friend. Ill post a picture when it's all pieced together. I dont really have much experience painting props asides from spray cans and I want it to look like this:
Any ideas?
I might just cut the piece into printable sized pieces and hollow each individually. I always intended to mold it anyway and at least this way I'll reduce the amount of material used.
This process crashes my meshmixer 9 / 10 times unfortunately. However I don't quite understand how to get the neck hole. How do i make the base of the helmet open/non-mainfold?
I've had trouble with doing that on Autodesk design. The piece is made up of so many shapes that whenever i tried to split the solid or shell it, it tells me "invalid operation". I never planned to print it solid but I'm very new to the software... Is there another program I can shell the .STL...
It's been a long couple of months getting the design to a stage that I'm happy with. This is by far the most complex thing I've ever tried to design and I've only been using this program for 6 months. Iv'e also had to modify my printer to counteract the cold weather we're having in Adelaide...
Right, Now... Over the years I have tried and failed to make these helmets, but now I have a 3D printer i'm going to try and attempt it again. And with more hope! It'll be my first 3D printed prop I have actually designed myself, so I'm still getting used to the design software.
So far I have...
Thanks very much. Yeah 29" or 74cm in my case. The Mace is 119cm.
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They are very nice sketches! Gandalf's and Thorin's swords yea? Are they 3D files? I'd be glad to try print a sword to add to my weapons arsenal
Hey guys this is my LOTR collection of props which i have accumulated over the past couple years. Hope you guys appreciate it more than my facebook friends!
My most recent build: Witch king of Angmar helmet, 3D printed in PLA.
The Witch King's flail. Built this a long time ago from mdf and...