T1 and T2 Endoskeleton Research Thread

[DeltaDesignRus]

Could be. There are some weapon triggers that have those grooves on the side.

EDIT: Oh, I was thinking of the actual trigger... but yeah... there are screw on trigger guards that has a similar shape.

I meant the trigger, as in the photo.
But that's unlikely, it's too narrow.

 

[DeltaDesignRus]

No, this unidentified piece. I believe this is a BeagleBill picture from back when he was making his improved endoskull.

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Yes, it turned out to be him.

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[joberg]

If the face is perfectly symmetrical, it looks uncomfortable, like Genisys.
However, if the face is left asymmetrical, it will look distorted.
Therefore, it is important to find the right balance between symmetry and asymmetry.View attachment 1789466

This a pic of an asymetrical face (main centre pic). The left pic is the left side of her face and the right pic the right one.
This is the natural balance. The only way to make that skull pure and perfect is to mirror one side and apply it to the other. If it's made by machine, then it's going to be perfect.

 

[joberg]

Could be. There are some weapon triggers that have those grooves on the side.

EDIT: Oh, I was thinking of the actual trigger... but yeah... there are screw on trigger guards that has a similar shape.

I think that it's a custom sculpt, not a found object.

 

[Too Much Garlic]

I worked a lot with making Vader helmets symmetrical. Just taking one side and mirroring it isn't sufficient. You lose half of what makes the shape. You need to take the whole thing, flip it on top of itself and then average it out between the two sides.

 

[DeltaDesignRus]

It seems like these photos haven’t been here yet

 

[DeltaDesignRus]

And a bit more

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[Too Much Garlic]

The Toynami 1:3 scale Cinemaquette has accurate spine pieces - they just made the spacing between them too much - and the rectangular piece on the chest is correct too. From what I can tell the neck piece is accurate too... but is twisted and has too many pieces.

Anyone who owns this piece, could you confirm... and could you post pictures of your piece?

If we had scans of those we could fix the full scale ones.

 

[killuminati89]

what are the exact dimensions of the entire skull in 1/1 ? I've almost finished working on my skull bust to bring the perfection of this t-800 skull in 3D to life and want to print it soon .... can someone recommend remote controlled lighting for the eyes and what about the chrome plating?

 

[ghostman]

トイナミの1/3スケールのシネマケットは、背表紙の部分が正確で、間隔を空けすぎただけで、胸の長方形の部分も正しい。私が知る限り、ネックピースも正確です...しかし、ねじれていて、ピースが多すぎます。

この作品を所有している人は、確認できますか...そして、あなたの作品の写真を投稿してもらえますか?

I own it.
I did photogrammetry but the result was not so good.
So I would like to try photogrammetry again someday.

 

[Too Much Garlic]

Cool. Yeah, if we can extract the shape of the spine pieces from that figure, then I think we can recreate the shape in my full size LFS scans.

 

[ghostman]

This a pic of an asymetrical face (main centre pic). The left pic is the left side of her face and the right pic the right one.
This is the natural balance. The only way to make that skull pure and perfect is to mirror one side and apply it to the other. If it's made by machine, then it's going to be perfect.

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If I just mirror the face, it will look weird.
Therefore, I make a symmetrical face by averaging the left and right sides, not by mirroring.
I then make the face slightly asymmetrical to give it more character.

 

[Too Much Garlic]

Perfection. People should use the averaged symmetry a lot more than mirroring half to create symmetry.

 

[DeltaDesignRus]

what are the exact dimensions of the entire skull in 1/1 ? I've almost finished working on my skull bust to bring the perfection of this t-800 skull in 3D to life and want to print it soon .... can someone recommend remote controlled lighting for the eyes and what about the chrome plating?

SKYNET-2029 relied too heavily on my scan and replicated defects that shouldn't exist, while also missing real details that were almost imperceptible on the scan.
Marked with different colors are the surfaces that should be perfectly flat and parallel to each other, while where the color is the same, the surfaces should be coplanar.

 

[killuminati89]

SKYNET-2029 relied too heavily on my scan and replicated defects that shouldn't exist, while also missing real details that were almost imperceptible on the scan.
Marked with different colors are the surfaces that should be perfectly flat and parallel to each other, while where the color is the same, the surfaces should be coplanar.

hmm ok many thanks for the infos this isincredible
can you take better photos of the parts in higher resolution of you skulls and it is the same with t1 and t2? i want to add all the missing details to it and for the other side of the part i need you help to .. here are some pictures of the 3d models to compare

 

[joberg]

The Toynami 1:3 scale Cinemaquette has accurate spine pieces - they just made the spacing between them too much - and the rectangular piece on the chest is correct too. From what I can tell the neck piece is accurate too... but is twisted and has too many pieces.

Anyone who owns this piece, could you confirm... and could you post pictures of your piece?

If we had scans of those we could fix the full scale ones.

They had to do the spine as shown because of the difficulties making it like the one in the movie (they could've, but more expensive). With that much spacing, you can still move the puppet.

 

[Too Much Garlic]

I don't understand how it would be more expensive? Isn't it a static piece? If you just have each individual spine piece and create a spacing you could easily create that bend without having the spacing be that massive. Though - it will make it easier for us to get good scans of each one, except the ones covered by the front of the chest. Though, from what I can tell, those ones on the ghostman 1:1 spine photogrammetry models seems to be pretty close to how the original looks... only their bottom edges needs to be shaven a bit, according to the originals.

 

[Too Much Garlic]

But man... it would be awesome to get access to those 3D scans that created it.

 

[DeltaDesignRus]

I meant the trigger, as in the photo.
But that's unlikely, it's too narrow.

I took off my Terminator's nose mold using silicone, cast a copy of the nose out of polyurethane, trimmed the excess, and painted it with a Molotow liquid chrome marker. I did this just for illustration. What does it remind you of? Maybe try searching by image, perhaps someone will get lucky...

It reminds me of the butt of a double-barreled shotgun.

 

[DeltaDesignRus]

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