Artwork of Nathan Kroll
I always wanted the Masters Of The Universe 2000’s era Battle Armor He-Man statue from Neca, but it’s pretty rare and probably expensive, so instead I made my own. I reused some other Battle Armor I modeled on the same design and added it to a scan of the 200X figure. What do you think? If you like the design it’s available at https://cults3d.com/en/users/Skele-Nate/3d-models
I made a 3D print design based on a Four Horsemen prototype design for Horde Buster He-Man that possibly would have been used in a new season of the 200X Masters Of The Universe. I finally got it printed and painted and here is the results. You can find the 3D print design athttps://cults3d.com/en/users/Skele-Nate/3d-models
Now that I finally got my hands on a VCR I have been rewatching some of my old VHS anime collection, one of those shows being Sailor Moon. While on Cultc3d.com I managed to find a cool Sailor Moon design that wasn’t super pervy. Still figuring out this new 3D printer so needless to say I had to do a few repairs with putty, but all in all I think it turned out pretty decent. Here is the link for the design https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/sailor-moon-bee_kik4
This was just a simple repaint of the Masterverse He-Man and Battle Cat. He-Man’s armor is 3D printed along with his big-ass battle axe.
Check out my 3D print designs at https://cults3d.com/en/users/Skele-Nate/3d-models
I was always annoyed that the Rise TMNT April O’Neil figure didn’t really look like the cartoon character so I made my own in Blender, 3D printed, and painted it.
What do you think?
3D print design (STL) available at https://cults3d.com/en/users/Skele-Nate/3d-models
I found this Paddington/Duffel Coat Bear on cults3d.com and it’s created by @mag-net.
I printed this out a long time ago and painted it by hand, but unfortunately it fell off my record player and broke. Recently I decided to practice airbrush painting with it.
Which version do you like better?
So apparently if you don’t properly rinse and cure a resin 3D print, especially if they are hallowed out, they might explode. That was the case with this Orko 3D print I made, and painted and since I hate to waste resin I glued it back together so I could practice with my airbrush. I like both paint jobs, but it’s obvious I need work on my putty skills.
What do you think?
I 3D printed this Skeletor a while back and just got around to painting it. I really lil how it turned out.
For this figure I was kind of working off the design of the Masterverse, New Eternia, Battle Armor He-Man. In the end I decided to use the shield as a base. Most of the body is a vintage He-Man that I altered in Blender, but the armor was all from scratch.
I wanted to make an Orko figure that resembled the character from the beginning of MOTU Revelation. He looked similar to the classic 80’s character but with a little more detail. I printed it in resin and I like how it turned out for the most part, but I had to do it in multiple pieces so there are some spots I had to putty.
You can buy the 3D print design at https://cults3d.com/en/users/Skele-Nate