Nathan Kroll Artwork
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
I used the original vintage He-Man design, added some detail, straightened the legs, and created some new armor.
Check out my other 3D models at https://cults3d.com/en/users/Skele-Nate
I 3D printed this Foot Soldier about a year ago, but I’m finally just posting it here now. I purchased the scanned file and decided to add some much needed details. It’s printed in resin and hand painted with acrylic craft paints.
I think I made these over a year ago, but I never got around to posting them here. I used a scan of a MotU Classics He-Man that I downloaded from Thingiverse or somewhere. Using Blender 3D I was able to clean it up and add lots of detail, some that were lost in the scanning process and some that made them into different characters. The figures and weapons are Resin 3D prints and the armor is printed with flexible TPU filament.
This He-Man figure was created from a Masterverse body and vintage head that I altered using Blender 3D. The armor and weapons were all created from scratch. The hands have tiny magnets and are interchangeable with the weapons hands. I also added magnets to the sword case so it can be easily removed or adjusted. I printed this in resin and was aiming for it to stand 12 inches, but it’s actually right around 15 inches, not including the sword.
I recently made some custom action figures for a friend who loves the 2012 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series, but was bummed they had one Triceraton and zero Rock Soldiers in the toy line.
These were all designed from scratch using the Blender 3D software and printed using a Resin 3D printer.
You can purchase the files to print on your own at https://cults3d.com/en/users/Skele-Nate/3d-models