Beth D SFX
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Hello!
I've posted on a few other threads as well as asked questions, and thought id start a thread to post my progress!
I am currently building a Jumanji board replica for a university module. The module is the history of replication, where we take a well-known prop, research all of its creation process and aim to create an accurate replica.
I've uploaded all references I've gathered of the different boards here: Jumanji Board References - Google Drive
Week one:
I've been researching for many hours to find out as much as I can. I've struggled to find what the original board was made from, but after speaking to others, was suggested to look into a tight grain exotic hardwood. I did a few tests on some available wood to experiment.
Currently, it's looking like Mahogany with a mahogany wood stain is the closest, but going to keep experimenting with this.
Also, having recently gotten into 3d modeling, I made a mock-up of the board to make it a bit easier to work out sizes of some of the smaller details
From this, I could develop the orthographic. Sizes come from using dimensions provided by the Propstore on their previous auction and using this to scale the other dimensions.
Next step:
Creating a cutting list of all the wooden pieces
Scale the dice
Begin to sculpt the game pieces
I've posted on a few other threads as well as asked questions, and thought id start a thread to post my progress!
I am currently building a Jumanji board replica for a university module. The module is the history of replication, where we take a well-known prop, research all of its creation process and aim to create an accurate replica.
I've uploaded all references I've gathered of the different boards here: Jumanji Board References - Google Drive
Week one:
I've been researching for many hours to find out as much as I can. I've struggled to find what the original board was made from, but after speaking to others, was suggested to look into a tight grain exotic hardwood. I did a few tests on some available wood to experiment.
Currently, it's looking like Mahogany with a mahogany wood stain is the closest, but going to keep experimenting with this.
Also, having recently gotten into 3d modeling, I made a mock-up of the board to make it a bit easier to work out sizes of some of the smaller details
From this, I could develop the orthographic. Sizes come from using dimensions provided by the Propstore on their previous auction and using this to scale the other dimensions.
Next step:
Creating a cutting list of all the wooden pieces
Scale the dice
Begin to sculpt the game pieces