What’s on Your Workbench? (Star Wars items only)

CAD work done. Now onto breathing some life into it. This is where the fun begins!
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Two builds,

one is all about making things as bad as you can
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The other one is a completely different story
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I see that you did the discoloration on the lower tube of your DV6. I was going to do that on mine but couldn't find epoxy that dried amber, dam manufacturing improvements, lol. What was your method?
Gently sanding the lower tube to partialy reveal the brass underneath the chrome ;).
I don't subscribe to this yellowish dried epoxy theory. To me they likely sanded the lower tube at one point to get rid of glue residue or so, in order to glue back T tracks right after.
 
Gently sanding the lower tube to partialy reveal the brass underneath the chrome ;).
I don't subscribe to this yellowish dried epoxy theory. To me they likely sanded the lower tube at one point to get rid of glue residue or so, in order to glue back T tracks right after.
Well you maybe right about that. The results speak for themselves. Thank you for sharing.
 
I finished another X-Wing Dashboard Graflex in ANH colors…but cheated a bit on this one.

The base flash is one of the rarer, black military Graflex flashes (which may be what the original was).

It’s a very cool looking variant:

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A quick plug for the decal sets sold by TatooineMachine …they are awesome!

 
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I finished another X-Wing Dashboard Graflex in ANH colors…but cheated a bit on this one.

The base flash is one of the rarer, black military Graflex flashes (which may be what the original was).

It’s a very cool looking variant:

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A quick plug for the decal sets sold by TatooineMachine …they are awesome!


I saw this hilt display on Etsy and thought it would be great for this item.

 
I just got a resin printer and saw a file for an AT-ST, but I was wondering how to do the legs. I would think that it would need a support under the body because resin usually sags under weight.

If you are going for the Studio scale likeness, then a rod up the backside is ok, as the ILM model also has it.
I will use a very sturdy resin type, and try to add a metal rod system inside the legs.
 
I just got a resin printer and saw a file for an AT-ST, but I was wondering how to do the legs. I would think that it would need a support under the body because resin usually sags under weight.
As XENO said inserting a metal rod, when you come to splicing your STL files is the perfect option and there should be a drop down option in your settings to add voids/spru holes which you can tinker with pre print.
 
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