This one is from T2-3D. The guy made an extra cast when he was making them for the show. Supposedly Stan’s molds were used. It’s extremely heavy as it’s solid resin. Pretty sure the show ones were foam.
T1 and T2 Endoskeleton Research Thread
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killuminati89
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Too Much Garlic
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Oh WOW. Awesome pictures. Thanks for sharing those.
killuminati89
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thats crazyyyy
Are you a time traveler ghostman or where did you get the pictures...or did you break into the Stan Winston studio for us and find the pictures in the archives? Wow, it's unbelievable that there's still picture material, thanks for the pictures found. Ghostman, really crazy stuff Thanks
Just mucking around with my terminator cabinet in between painting my collection room. Covered the Rifle stand with carpet. Not sure whether I’ll add a plaque or something yet. Added my Howard S T2 Arnie puppet cast which I think looks great with the other unfinished pieces I have in there.
killuminati89
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Wow looks great
this showcase definitely needs a full endoskeleton !!!
if you buy a 1/4 Hot Toys you definitely need a custom endo head and some custom cables, unfortunately I don't have mine ready yet xD
But the 3d file is slowly coming to an end
Thanks. I do really like that 3D printed one that’s getting around but I have my full-size Endo that I’m working on that will accompany this cabinet when finished.
MadMaxxCustoms
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Are the files ever going to be for sale/available? Would love to print one in resin.
ghostman
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It is recommended to paint the dots with water-soluble paint and take about 4 rounds of photographs at different heights in 360°.
Taking 24 x 4 = 96 pictures is perfect.
Reality Capture is free and can be converted into obj data.
ghostman
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The data will not be sold because of copyright issues.
Too Much Garlic
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Can it limit the file size without compromising the quality?
ghostman
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The higher the quality of the picture, the better the result.
Naturally, 8K file sizes are larger than 4K, but
The higher the resolution, the more precise.
I am a 6K photo...
Out of focus and blurring also lead to bad results.
So you need to stop down as much as possible to get a deeper depth of field.
Clear shadows and highlights are also not very good.
If you take a picture once and reflect on what went wrong...
If you re-shoot the image based on that, the result will be better.
I try to load the final obj data into ZBrush to optimise the file size and make it lighter.
Antonis13
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First, I want to say that you, and of course the other people on this sub, HOLY work! Thank you for the pictures and your work.
I want to ask you. Is there a chance that you can upload somewhere the lots of pictures of the skull and jaw only? I tried using 21 photos you uploaded some time ago, but the top and bottom lacked a lot of material.
I want for years to make a very-detailed T800 head from paper, through papercraft and pepakura.
Thank you!
