Fabs homemade Indiana Jones Props

[Fabilousfab]

First was the picture of the cat and now the cat from the Great Circle.

The original mummy is exhibited in the British Museum in London. I printed the thing in Pla (46cm) and then covered it in linencloth and clothstraps fixated with superglue. Afterwards I weathered it with acrylics.

File from here

 

[MAKE BELIEVE]

Great job

 

[Fabilousfab]

Ever Ready Space Beam from Dod sandblasted, polished and clearcoated to prevent new rust.

 

[Fabilousfab]

And next up the conversion to LED. I rewired it and put an LED panel in the front. It works now with 3 AA batteries or one 2032 button batterie. For me the 3 batterie variant is more convenient as I have them always at home.

 

[Fabilousfab]

I actually wasn't that far yet, but it's cool that there is a file of the serpent goddess Coatlicue from Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine. So I had to do it. 3D printed in pla and painted with acrylics. To have at least a referenz while fullsize would have been a bit too big, I printed it kind of in the scale for a 1/18 figure.

 

[Fabilousfab]

Here is the medallion from the TGC trailer. Designed in TinkerCAD, printed in two pieces and then glued together. The screws are metal for feeling, weathering is done with oil paints.

 

[mathew]

Looks good. It seems to be based on the nebra disk (Nebra sky disc - Wikipedia), combined with some hieroglyphs. Possibly part of the name of king Khufu/ Cheops (the uf part).

What's your current display set up with all the new additions?

 

[Fabilousfab]

I don't think so. The grafikos was based on a combination of the nebra disc and the phaistos disc. This has a mechanism inside and egyptian hieroglyphs.

 

[mathew]

I don't think so. The grafikos was based on a combination of the nebra disc and the phaistos disc. This has a mechanism inside and egyptian hieroglyphs.

Aan, I hadn't seen the mechanism bit yet

 

[OasisSupernova]

Anybody have all the Renee Belloq wine bottle labels? Printable. Would be greatly appreciated.