What's on your workbench? (no Star Wars, Marvel or DC stuff)

[tye williams]

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Damn, so many cool props there. Is that a Roddenberry TOS tricorder kit?

 

[propmaster2000]

I too have many projects that have moved off the bench to make room for my most recent ones.
Golden Gun:

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Logan's Run 3D printed Sandman DS Flame Pistol that produces flame (to be assembled and tested):

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This is a light made using water bottles.
A way to recycle them without using a landfill.
I call it the "Wattle Sphere" (water bottle sphere):
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I took apart and modified a perfectly good Tricopter and added it to a foam cutout which resembles a spinner:

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[Psab keel]

I'm almost finished with my new Blast Shield Helmet. It's been a challenge. Not because I haven't done it before (this is my fourth version of this) but because the kit I purchased was so poorly made that I had a LOT of clean up to do and major trouble getting the blast shield attached because it was so warped. I'm mostly happy with it and will be even happier when I get to do the acrylic wash to weather it.

I swear there are times throughout a lot of projects where I simultaneously love and hate it. Like one minute I will love what it looks like and the next I just want to throw it away in frustration. Sometimes the build process is a slog and others it's a joy. This one wasn't as much fun to build as the last one I did.

 

[Jlewis]

Damn, so many cool props there. Is that a Roddenberry TOS tricorder kit?

Yes the one pictured is a Roddenberry TOS Tricorder kit. I also have a Marco Enterprise TOS Tricorder kit, not pictured. I have a lot more kits to build than pictured, your only allowed to upload so many photos.

 

[DiggsBarklightr]

Giggity!

 

[FPLeatherCo]

Captain America belt - on commission.

 

[lmgill]

I posted an earlier shot of these in progress, here are the finished, hardened steel 16th century gauntlets (Based on an armour in the Wallace collection - London)

 

[FPLeatherCo]

And double-post. But this one is for me. Trevor Belmont from Castlevania taking early form.

 

[mrwax]

I posted an earlier shot of these in progress, here are the finished, hardened steel 16th century gauntlets (Based on an armour in the Wallace collection - London)

Those are freaking gorgeous. What a beautiful blue!

 

[DiggsBarklightr]

Thought I’d try my hand at designing a baby Groot in carbonite. Have seen one on Thingaverse and a few tossed around these parts. Not super accurate but is fun to pass the time and print on the 3D printer hopefully. Still have a lot of detail to add.

 

[DiggsBarklightr]

Done designing, I think it’s time for a test print.

 

[thorssoli]

Workbench number one is mostly covered in clutter:

Workbench Two has this beauty:

Making other parts of it too:

Then there's the power loader parts:

Since I'm out of workbench space, these things are wherever else I can find horizontal space:

There's more, but all of my progress pics lately are Alien bits:

 

[DiggsBarklightr]

Printed this kit out over the last few days while I work. It's a grail prop for me but it'll have to wait until I can get a few days free.

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Nice printing. Where did you find the file to print this and other than the screws, is it all one print? I picked up the Fullcock squirt gun version a few weeks ago for a very cheap price, just wondering how it compares.

 

[DiggsBarklightr]

Finishing up a commission for a coworker, adding in battle damage - Dredd 2012 helmet.

 

[Aled]

Built Fats from "Magic" (1978). Just missing the eyelids, eyelashes, boots, and some minor details.

 

[Engineermaker]

This helmet...

 

[Krieger]

Finally getting around to sanding and priming BSG clamshell blasters (thingiverse), and ESB Hoth trench trooper antennas and greeblies (Etsy). Printed them and left everything in a box all summer. Workbench is gravel and paper for this round

updated, finally finished the BSG clamshells this year - just need some screws for the handles and one part near the trigger guard...ready for the next virtual con

 

[Bengrim09]

Sorry not actually a prop and Not actually on my work bench anymore, but I’m chuffed to bit on how they turned out

Just finished these staircase panels for my nephew
Laser cut 3mm steel, power coated in black, designed on autocad 2017, support brackets designed in fusion 360, spiders from thingyverse, I also fixed magnets into the body of the spiders to fix to the panels

Brackets and spiders printed on a cr10s
With Sunlu PLA+ Filament

 

[Sluis Van Shipyards]

Are those just for Halloween or every day creepiness?

 

[Jlewis]

Finished these two jewels from Star Trek - The Original Series: Scalosian Weapon from the episode Wink Of An Eye and Stratos Weapon from the episode Cloud Minders.