Making of a Halo Figure - 3D Models to Plastic Molds (2 of 3)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ย. 2011
- Find out how McFarlane Toys makes your favorite Halo action figures! From 3D model to 6" action figure, every step is challenging but worth the effort when we etch in every detail into a perfect replica of your fav Spartan or Covenant Elite!
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That was amazing to watch. Just incredible.
Man what id do to get these molds id love to have every series of halo figures from mcfarlane.
marvel and dc comic figures are 200-300 dollars, McFarlane's are about 35. love you stuff Todd!
Ojalá volvieran a fabricar de halo
Part 2 way more interesting than last half of 1.
I love collecting Halo McFarlane figures, it sucks that my local Target store in QLD, Australia rarely restocks the Halo figurines. There is only Halo Reach series 1 figures and only a few of series 2.
This is AwEsOmE!!!
This guy's a winner! Wearing a Red vs. Blue T-shirt and making French Fries out of Halo models!
that is cool
cool, what I really wanna know is how the guy made the rare registry of the silicone mold...
vacuum, but yeah pulls out bubbles (deaeration/degasification)
does anyone know what kinda brand 3d printer they are using? It doesn't look like makerbot or ultimaker cause it works with wax/plastic. Anyone know?
McFarlane will continue to release halo figures? ??????
@Renegade X: It's a 3D Systems InVision XT 3-D Modeler: www.3dsystems.com/products/datafiles/datasheets/3DM/Invision%20XT/InVision_XT_3-D_%20Modeler_A4_english.pdf
I don't think it's sold anymore, but it's an industrial printer that was sold for $35k+. I don't think it actually prints wax but an acrylic plastic (per the data sheet).
P.S. If you want to get information from others, you should enable replies to your comments.
So sad that McFarlane don't make Halo figures anymore.
I hope to get a response but if not, I'll do some more research.
At first I thought you were degassing the molds but after seeing the timer, I'm guessing you're speeding up the curing process with pressure. Are you allowed to expand on that any?
what is that 1:15 ?? some class of Oil? I just know its for cleanning
and what it is 2:50 painting? Can any explain all the process??
Wendell López molding a figure and painting it
What do you use to mold the figure
cool, i wonder what happened to my defective then
What kind of resin was used for the prototype cast?
On the first part did he say printer
Noble 6 helmet
i still have my spawn famous shirt up in closet with my other t shirts i collect (X
wow nowadays people will fry anything
@sanaeinaus I dont live in the same country but i feel that pain i live in canada where they should have loads of them but im in a little town (900 ppl or more) and we get them every few months it sux.
4:11 unexpected turn into 2 guys one cup
Halo Reach french fries
Thats no way to cook chips. That oil just ain't hot enough. Before anyone comments. I know its an Ultrasonic cleaner, and not a deep fryer. I'm hungry. lol Fascinating to watch a prototype being born. But as someone who's been known to slap some clay together. I'm lamenting the loss of the traditional sculptors, and model makers in the figure industry. Sure it in game accurate. But sometimes you miss that artists touch.