T5H
Active Member
Hi RPF,
Yet another doll build. Now to be honest, I'm not particularly a "Rogue One" fan but of all the stormtroopers we can see in the film, this little guy is by far the best looking one. So here's my little tribute to him.
The fun/tedious particularity for this one is that I tried to keep the weathering job somewhat accurate instead of fully random as I have mostly seen so far.
Main reference:
First I sketched it several times until I settle with a scale that felt about right.
Then I modeled the doll in 3D.
3D printed it.
Smoothed and preped the parts for paint.
Weathered them keeping reference at hand.
The finished, rigged doll.
I added the two traps at the rear of the head because I think there's a good chance they might be there on the original doll. I should have added the "O II" detail to the back too though.
In my hand.
Finally, the dreadful comparison versus the original prop. Not doing too bad.
Thanks for reading guys,
T5H.
Yet another doll build. Now to be honest, I'm not particularly a "Rogue One" fan but of all the stormtroopers we can see in the film, this little guy is by far the best looking one. So here's my little tribute to him.
The fun/tedious particularity for this one is that I tried to keep the weathering job somewhat accurate instead of fully random as I have mostly seen so far.
Main reference:
First I sketched it several times until I settle with a scale that felt about right.
Then I modeled the doll in 3D.
3D printed it.
Smoothed and preped the parts for paint.
Weathered them keeping reference at hand.
The finished, rigged doll.
I added the two traps at the rear of the head because I think there's a good chance they might be there on the original doll. I should have added the "O II" detail to the back too though.
In my hand.
Finally, the dreadful comparison versus the original prop. Not doing too bad.
Thanks for reading guys,
T5H.
