TheRealCatjuju
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I bought the Joi Emanator from Tip Top Workshop and started my research with the Prop Store photos.
Although the paint and prep I can do on the resin cast Emanator would be straight forward, I wanted to also have the presentation box.
I looked around and found some 3d files, but nothing for sale. I also checked the files against the photos available and I wasn’t convinced they were accurate.
If anyone has any link to an accurate resin or plastic 3d print for sale, let me know. I would be very interested.
In the meantime, I convinced myself that it would be possible to mock up the box in card, then paint it and add weight. So the plan I have been obsessed with was to create a top, a lower, and an insert that could be felt covered, that matched the screen photos.
I got as far as a prototype and understood what would be needed, but now I am not convinced it is a good idea at all. For one, it is quite large. Two, the slightest misalignment means there is skew that causes exponential problems. Three, what the h* am I doing making a cardboard box.
Here are the mock up steps I took, and the prop store original. My lower box is too tall, but the rest of it seems more accurate than the files I have seen.
If any one wants the dimensions, let me know.
If anyone has any good suggestions where it looks like I am off baseline, maybe let me know.
If there is a better solution available, definitely let me know.
BLADE RUNNER 2049 (2017) - K's (Ryan Gosling) Light-up Extendable Emanator with Black "JOI" Case, Orange Outer Box and Bubble Shipping Packaging
pp classl1desctextwhiteOfficer Ks (Ryan Gosling) LAPD light-up extendable emanator with black JOI case, orange outer box and bubble shipping packaging from BLADE RUNNER 2049. Blade runners, including Officer K, worked for the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) to decommission rogue...
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Although the paint and prep I can do on the resin cast Emanator would be straight forward, I wanted to also have the presentation box.
I looked around and found some 3d files, but nothing for sale. I also checked the files against the photos available and I wasn’t convinced they were accurate.
If anyone has any link to an accurate resin or plastic 3d print for sale, let me know. I would be very interested.
In the meantime, I convinced myself that it would be possible to mock up the box in card, then paint it and add weight. So the plan I have been obsessed with was to create a top, a lower, and an insert that could be felt covered, that matched the screen photos.
I got as far as a prototype and understood what would be needed, but now I am not convinced it is a good idea at all. For one, it is quite large. Two, the slightest misalignment means there is skew that causes exponential problems. Three, what the h* am I doing making a cardboard box.
Here are the mock up steps I took, and the prop store original. My lower box is too tall, but the rest of it seems more accurate than the files I have seen.
If any one wants the dimensions, let me know.
If anyone has any good suggestions where it looks like I am off baseline, maybe let me know.
If there is a better solution available, definitely let me know.
