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Goblins in Nostalgic style (3d printable)

Goblins in Nostalgic style (3d printable)

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About the Project

3d Printable Goblin project, Sculpted in Blender and test printed on a Anycubic Photon 4k mono. Loving old style full of Character minis from the eighties and early nineties, I decided that the modern goblins just didn't inspire me. So I figured I'd try my hand at making my own.

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Improving the gas mask using a ww1 mask as inspiration

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The gas mask wasn’t looking at all like I wanted, So a quick google search for some reference and now I’m much happier.

Updates to heads including one in gas mask

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still need to add pipe for gas maskstill need to add pipe for gas mask

Clothes detailing

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colour paintover of progress so far colour paintover of progress so far

Pilot progress, test colour

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Pilot progress, test colour

Started the pilot for my mech and added a few more details

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Lots of work with nothing to show

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Repairs to meshes and reduction in polygons.Repairs to meshes and reduction in polygons.

One model completely combined 25 to go

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top of mouth filled and behind teeth. Helmet also filled and combined.top of mouth filled and behind teeth. Helmet also filled and combined.
No hole between gun and body, no gaps between fingers and gunNo hole between gun and body, no gaps between fingers and gun
under model all smoothed out so no odd angles to paint.under model all smoothed out so no odd angles to paint.

The slow bit.... Cleanup

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The slow bit.... Cleanup
Closing gaps and making it all one piece. This takes time.Closing gaps and making it all one piece. This takes time.
  1. Moved arm against body and added a shape to fill gap between body and gun.
  2. Filled out jacket under arm to fill gap.
  3. Filled under mag with a solid layer that also removed small gap between right hand and gun.
  4. Pushed all the inside surfaces of fingers to join with the gun.

Still to do …

Gap between helmet and head.

Combine arms, hands and fingers.

Combine whole model and add final details.

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