What a thorough and satisfying build! Kudos for jumping in to the electronics and figuring it out, that's my favorite part of any build!
Chappie - Head Project (3D Printed) - Build Thread / Picture Heavy / Finished! -> Page2
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Absolutely stunning work
A little tip I used many years ago for paint chipping, I used a little amount of Vaseline on a brush and dabbed it where I wanted the effect of chipping,
then I would spay or airbrush the paint all over as needed for the model,
when the paint was dry I would gently remove the paint over the Vaseline then gently wipe it away leaving flaky edges, the more top coats of paint added over the Vaseline the deeper the chipped paint looks
A little tip I used many years ago for paint chipping, I used a little amount of Vaseline on a brush and dabbed it where I wanted the effect of chipping,
then I would spay or airbrush the paint all over as needed for the model,
when the paint was dry I would gently remove the paint over the Vaseline then gently wipe it away leaving flaky edges, the more top coats of paint added over the Vaseline the deeper the chipped paint looks
Yeah I tried with liquid latex, but wasn't really happy with the result.. it didn't look like real paint chipping for the most part. Will need to practice more and will give a go at your technique too. Thanks!
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I got a couple requests in DMs for the files I redesigned and the Arduino code, so here they are.
LEDs: Code to run the individual LEDs on the build.
Boot Sequence: Images, Code to run the eyes boot sequence in both ST7789 and ST7735 LCDs from Adafruit.
BackLCD: Images and Code to run the back LCD pannel, with the triggering mechanisms for the magnetic sensors.
Updates: STL's for the updated and redesigned parts.
Have fun!
LEDs: Code to run the individual LEDs on the build.
Boot Sequence: Images, Code to run the eyes boot sequence in both ST7789 and ST7735 LCDs from Adafruit.
BackLCD: Images and Code to run the back LCD pannel, with the triggering mechanisms for the magnetic sensors.
Updates: STL's for the updated and redesigned parts.
Have fun!
LukeTansell
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This is freaking amazing; very possibly thr best one i've seen so far! I'm wanting to start on my own but I noticed Razmataz seems to have taken down the files. Hopefully not because of Sony Entertainment! Are you able to share your files online?
