3D Printed Predator Bust
In this quick video I 3D print and paint a Predator bust designed by Geoffro.
Link to bust: http://bit.ly/2Oyl0Me
Parts Used (affiliate links, no extra charge to you)
Polysher: http://bit.ly/2utcZjO
PolySmooth: http://bit.ly/2JvniIZ
Bondic: https://amzn.to/2ph0moQ
Primer Filler: https://amzn.to/2LFI5dZ
Black Spray Paint: https://amzn.to/2NkTUM3
Silver Spray Paint: https://amzn.to/2NPEFKJ
Clear Glossy Coat: https://amzn.to/2QE1n7a
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Nice! Thanks for the upvote!
nice video
Hey, @print3d.
I've been wanting a 3D printer for a while now. You're quite good at this and did things I would have never known to do. How long have you been at this? You also seem to like spray paint, even when using a sponge brush. Is that because of the material used, or is that just a preference?
pretty amazing, regardless. It turned out really nice, and the touch up work on the top teeth was perfect.
Thanks! I have been printing since I started at SD3D about 4 years ago.
As for using spray paint a lot - the silver was just because I don't have metallic acrylic paint. I would normally just use acrylic, but I had metallic silver on hand.
Aha! Okay. I wondered about the metallic silver most of all since you ended up brushing it on anyway. :)
Oh, okay. So you actually work for a 3D printing company. Interesting. If you don't mind my asking, how did you get into that? Or should I just go to your blog and find out. :)
I have never seen the whole process of a 3D impression .. this video has been very graphic, it's too great, I loved seeing every second of your video, very interesting .. A hug @print3d And congratulations for your @curie vote
Once I painted part of my sculpture with spray paint and as soon as I saw the drip on the surface I stopped and told myself I would not use it again. What I'm going for is that your sponge technique has been so simple that I still can not believe it did not happen to me. I know it's nothing special and you've probably done it hundreds of times, but for me it's been very productive to watch your video, and that's why I'll thank you.
Greetings
Wow!
This is fascinating!
Its my first time to see a 3D post here on Steemit.
Unfortunately, Dtube here is very slow.
Did you upload that on Youtube General?
Of all possible subjects that you can print, why predator? Any story behind it?
What a great predator you have made in 3D I liked every detail that you put with various backgrounds, the gray and the black the great final detail. some of the things that I liked step by step and with great explanation of the predator in 3D if you are a master for these things I am glad that you shared the great predator I liked a lot I am also a lover of the movie @neymarth10 great video friend
Hi @print3d, this was my first video to understand how 3D painting worked. I didn't realize that a lot of touch up need to be done after the mold printed. You seems very professional in 3D painting, is this your profession? Your end product of predator did look scary and fierce as what we knew from movie. How many equipment do we need in order to produce a 3D object. In the video it seems a lot and not just a 3D printer which i always thought.
Thank you for sharing this great video. Now I can tell every one that I knew the process of 3D painting.
This is so cool @print3d! Thank you so much for sharing the video. When 3D printing came to life, I was really wondering how it is all done and you showed it pretty much step by step and it is really, really cool! I like that you have a "polisher", that is one cool gadget and the way you sponge-brush painted the predator by spraying the paint onto a plate, that is brilliant! I love it! Although I don't like Predator because I think they look scary but I like your art :)