Custom LEGO minifigure clocks

[Dredgen]

Re: Custom Lego "Bigifigures" - characters and accessories WIP

I wasn't aware the clocks already had neck pegs, very cool! That will definitely make things a whole lot easier. Thanks for posting those pictures. I'm still waiting on mine to arive then I'll crack them open and get them ready.

That last picture is just golden, love it.

 

[Crimson490]

Re: Custom Lego "Bigifigures" - characters and accessories WIP

Mike J. - is this the plume you're talking about? There are at least four that I know of. The old style (small, large, triple feather) and the new triple feather (shown below). I'm going to start with this new one.

Motorcycle helmet and visor are almost ready for mold. Sword and knight visor are grown. Plume is modeled.

Next up is knight breastplate and shield! Any votes on which shield shape to do first?

 

[Dredgen]

Re: Custom Lego "Bigifigures" - characters and accessories WIP

Next up is knight breastplate and shield! Any votes on which shield shape to do first?

They're all good my but vote would be for the triangular one. Thats the one I always picture when I think of LEGO Knights.

 

[Crimson490]

Re: Custom Lego "Bigifigures" - characters and accessories WIP

Then we'll start with that.

Breastplate and plume are grown. Another knight helmet is modeled. I can't stop!!

 

[Dredgen]

Re: Custom Lego "Bigifigures" - characters and accessories WIP

You're on a roll cranking these out. That looks great!

What do you mean by grown though? 3D printed?

 

[Crimson490]

Re: Custom Lego "Bigifigures" - characters and accessories WIP

oops, yes - 3D printed. =)

 

[Crimson490]

It's been awhile, but here's the latest on what I've modeled. All Star Wars stuff is here and here.
I've mainly been focusing on the castle genre, as it was my personal favorite growing up. These are renderings from my 3D models. They are already 3D printed, and depending on interest, they need to be finished and made mold-ready.

I've decided to abandon the notion of molding the body, and am finding it far easier/cheaper to resort to just buying a clock to either paint or simply apply stickers over the printed artwork.

Enjoy!