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Amazing work mate


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Ended up modeling part or all of the eight tools and then printing in ABS. 

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Cool!, that's fun!

Nice work. What did you model them in? (software)

(01-30-2024, 01:04 PM)savagecreature Wrote: [ -> ]Nice work.  What did you model them in? (software)

Okay....do not laugh. I did everything in Tinkercad.

This looks amazing! Great work as always.

(01-30-2024, 08:28 PM)Paul6700 Wrote: [ -> ]

(01-30-2024, 01:04 PM)savagecreature Wrote: [ -> ]Nice work.  What did you model them in? (software)

Okay....do not laugh. I did everything in Tinkercad.

I chuckled, but only a little bit.
Whatever gets the job done!  I'm impressed you were able to figure out what all them were/looked like. 
Cool stuff.
As always, thanks for sharing your build with us.

First, thank you Savage for not laughing too hard. 

Here is the fully assembled droid, painted but not weathered.

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To weather the droid, I added scratches in the paint with a flat aluminum color and a dark aluminum color. Then did washes of tan, sand and raw umber for the dirt layers. A black/green wash was used for a more oily look. I then went in and added a rust color and dark copper as accents to the scratches.

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I will add a video shortly.

Awesome!!!
Whethering looks great, I’ve taken notes about the ‘oily’ colours


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Beautiful droid! I think this is the first build I've seen of this particular one, and you did a great job.