I believe it’s on YouTube. I’ll look again. And yes those images are from the video I’ve seen.It was a documentary from the laserdisc? Man, I'd love to see the whole thing. Do you know if it's been uploaded somewhere?
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I believe it’s on YouTube. I’ll look again. And yes those images are from the video I’ve seen.It was a documentary from the laserdisc? Man, I'd love to see the whole thing. Do you know if it's been uploaded somewhere?
Printing it in PETG may be better than vac-forming. It's lightweight, but strong, and retains details better than vac-forming.If I can make a lightweight endoskeleton with vacuum foam.
I think it can be made into a Bunraku puppet.
If it is made of transparent board, it can be painted metal color from the inside.
Thanks, I’m not done posing everything yet. I had planned to adjust the toes some more. The toe posing is also variable throughout scenes/films. I agree that the big toe lays more flat and that the angles change going down the rest of the toes. I’ll be picking a pose that I personally like. I’m not a fan of the “All toes lay totally flat” look that seems to be how all replicas have been made. The toes don’t look that way in any T1/T2 shots.Looking cool. I joined my top and bottom pistons, as well as the piece between them and the fork out towards the toe into single models. The Lightstorm endo feet looks like all those parts are fused together. The T1 may be separate the way you split things.
One question though, are the angles of the outer toe forks not a little too steep? And I still think you should make the angle less on the big toe than the rest, so that that one lay almost level with the ground when attached to the ankle piece.
I think my ankle difference between the big toe fork and the rest were 2.5-5%.
Another thing, the forks attaching to the ankle piece doesn't seem to all be at the same height, and it seems they slightly curve the farther out towards the sides you go.
The look like solid 1-piece resin castings of the feet.And what do you think of the feet from the Julien's endoskeleton auction?
Terminator 2: Judgment Day | T-800 Endoskeleton Model Prop
A model T-800 Endoskeleton prop from Terminator 2: Judgment Day (Tri-Star Pictures, 1991). This prop is comprised of multipbid.juliensauctions.com
Definitely doable with a quality 3D print. A member of my team does some excellent 3D modeling, printing and finishing work. I may have him look into doing this - T1 and T2 never die!Sadly, they did these a long time ago and I was lucky to get this one, as they are getting really rare to find. The ones you see on eBay and Etsy are poorly made recasts.
You could 3D print your own with pretty good results.
Never even noticed that. They painted them well, so it's hardly noticeable. It's probably how we should do our 1:6 scale versions. Maybe.The look like solid 1-piece resin castings of the feet.
-Dana
yes, those screws:Snake eye screws? You mean the screws with the two holes?