3D printing. Don't wait for Geobra to make your dream parts!

[mike1003]

but u can do it with resin?

[mike1003]

maybe u can create a chinese hat? what program u use? i know autodesk maya a bit but no real cad stuff

[WarriorOfToys]

OH MY GOOD-GOLLIE-GOSHNESS!!!
Those are stupendous Arnaud!
That is so amazing!
How much do they cost to make??? Please give my a number!

That is so cool!
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Could you make custom steck pieces with this?

[mike1003]

could u do a nice chinese hat? i need to sort out my 3d skills first

[cheng]

Arnaud, even closed belts and neck pieces but different from Geobra's of course...will be a giant leap for our customising fraternity ...I hope you get enough time to sleep

[Pynedor]

Interesting designs.

[Heronimus]

Amazing and well done!!! I have always been thinking about enlisting the 3d printer for parts after reading news the James Bond car is actually made with 3d printer
Thanks for being the pioneer and the helmets do look great and look forward to seeing them after sandpapers are used on them

[cowabounga]

Thanks all!
A Jingasa is a "chinese" hat, Mike.  Only, it's Japanese, made of iron, and was worn by the Ashigaru, the Japanese footmen. It does have the same flat cone shape as the Asian wicker hats.
You can have the design printed in HD resin, but I found out this resin doesn't work for small parts, and I had to cancel half of my order.
@ Doug: I think Steck parts would be very expensive with this process, even if you mean to make a dozen resin casts  and sell them.
@ Cheng: to create helmets, I first had to create a clicky head. To make belts or collars, I will need to make a torso, and THAT is really difficult.

[mike1003]

Thanks all!
A Jingasa is a "chinese" hat, Mike.  Only, it's Japanese, made of iron, and was worn by the Ashigaru, the Japanese footmen. It does have the same flat cone shape as the Asian wicker hats.
You can have the design printed in HD resin, but I found out this resin doesn't work for small parts, and I had to cancel half of my order.
@ Doug: I think Steck parts would be very expensive with this process, even if you mean to make a dozen resin casts  and sell them.
@ Cheng: to create helmets, I first had to create a clicky head. To make belts or collars, I will need to make a torso, and THAT is really difficult.

u did one?   i have a torso in maya somewhere.. i did ones a full klicky

[mike1003]

could this help?

http://www.cgtrader.com/3D-models/Sports-Hobbies/Playmobil-Toy.html