***MARCH 25 2024 UPDATE***
I just popped a fresh cartridge of resin into the printer because I had some parts to run for a project. That means I'll have leftover materials to run some parts for others as needed. Check the chart below, or my signature picture link (goes to my Facebook page) and drop me PM if you need any of my models!
Hey gang,
As many of you know, I'm currently on hiatus (semi-retired) from doing props and things, focusing on other parts of life. However, I might need to print up some parts this spring for a project and since the startup cost of materials is so high for the machine I use, I will open up to doing some 'kits' if there is any demand for a short time. (Once it's over, I can't say when I would be able to do any of these again. To compare, I haven't printed anything since last summer.)
Here is a list- kits I can do in resin are marked GREEN (the others are usually done in PLA):
Costs and materials:
Inflation is pretty high at the moment, but so is the dollar value, so I can do things for more or less the same cost as usual. I usually print blaster-sized props in professional-grade resin (really expensive stuff, more durable that what most 'home printers use') on professional equipment.
Count on a typical RESIN blaster (Oblivion, K Blaster, Batman Speargun) or something around that size costing between $300-450. (in comparison, a PLA Star Lord helmet or blaster pair, around $450-500. Something HUGE like Vera, which takes MONTHS to print, would be 1500-ish.) Something small/simple like a Dredd grenade of 1911 conversion kit might be 100-200. Those are general guidelines, so if you need an EXACT cost please ask below and I'll reply. (Just please use the guidelines first to see if it's in your ballpark, because for some of these kits, especially the older ones, I have to do a lot of checking and calculations to get an exact number.
If you want a kit, please send me a PM. (And if you've seen me do something I forgot to list... just ask about it.)
If you have something you need printed, I might be able to help with that.
For some photos, either search my name on the forum, check my signature link (look in the photo galleries and timeline) or ask. (In some rare cases I might not have photos of a final prop or kit... depends on how old/rare they are!)
NOTE: To cover supplies, I'll need at least 3-4 kits in the pipeline. (If the prop has clear parts, I'll need around the same number of more.)
Here are a few assembled/painted examples to get started (note: I supply these in kit form):
I just popped a fresh cartridge of resin into the printer because I had some parts to run for a project. That means I'll have leftover materials to run some parts for others as needed. Check the chart below, or my signature picture link (goes to my Facebook page) and drop me PM if you need any of my models!
Hey gang,
As many of you know, I'm currently on hiatus (semi-retired) from doing props and things, focusing on other parts of life. However, I might need to print up some parts this spring for a project and since the startup cost of materials is so high for the machine I use, I will open up to doing some 'kits' if there is any demand for a short time. (Once it's over, I can't say when I would be able to do any of these again. To compare, I haven't printed anything since last summer.)
Here is a list- kits I can do in resin are marked GREEN (the others are usually done in PLA):
Costs and materials:
Inflation is pretty high at the moment, but so is the dollar value, so I can do things for more or less the same cost as usual. I usually print blaster-sized props in professional-grade resin (really expensive stuff, more durable that what most 'home printers use') on professional equipment.
Count on a typical RESIN blaster (Oblivion, K Blaster, Batman Speargun) or something around that size costing between $300-450. (in comparison, a PLA Star Lord helmet or blaster pair, around $450-500. Something HUGE like Vera, which takes MONTHS to print, would be 1500-ish.) Something small/simple like a Dredd grenade of 1911 conversion kit might be 100-200. Those are general guidelines, so if you need an EXACT cost please ask below and I'll reply. (Just please use the guidelines first to see if it's in your ballpark, because for some of these kits, especially the older ones, I have to do a lot of checking and calculations to get an exact number.
If you want a kit, please send me a PM. (And if you've seen me do something I forgot to list... just ask about it.)
If you have something you need printed, I might be able to help with that.
For some photos, either search my name on the forum, check my signature link (look in the photo galleries and timeline) or ask. (In some rare cases I might not have photos of a final prop or kit... depends on how old/rare they are!)
NOTE: To cover supplies, I'll need at least 3-4 kits in the pipeline. (If the prop has clear parts, I'll need around the same number of more.)
Here are a few assembled/painted examples to get started (note: I supply these in kit form):
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