3D Printed Terminator T800 Endoskull Build - Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2023
- This is a 3D Printed Terminator T800 Endoskull build I'm doing and thought I would share the progress with your guys. Thanks for watching and please leave a comment!
T800 Endoskull Files I'm using here
www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-mod...
2:40 Your dog is probably thinking, whaaaaat is he on about, it's chow time, come on! Nice job Chris, preparation is a pain but you know it's worth it!
Most definitely worth it! I know even my dog looks so bored with the sanding process haha.
OMG was that the Bloodsport music? YEEEEES.
Yes one of my favorite movies!
@@ChrisBoshProps lol - It's the "other movie" with the Ogre from Revenge of the Nerds. Now I gotta look up that actor... I'm not getting anything done today...
Amazing, More Terminator stuff please. 😎😎😎
You're creating and looking at the future. I already have heard that they're creating them. 😎
Need to invest in a large resin printer. My buddy has a large resing printer and he ABSOLUTLEY loves it
Don't think I'm quite ready yet. I could get a roll of PLA+ filament for 12 dollars versus a bottle of resin for 32 bucks. Twice the cost and a bottle of resin doesn't go nearly as far for the amount of prints you get. I might take the dive one day though! I'm kind of waiting for the technology to advance a little before investing but so far my Elegoo Saturn which is a medium size resin printer does very well for small intricate parts. Thanks for the comment!
The way that dog is barking, you have a Terminator approaching the house 😅
Yeah that's my neighbors little rascal! Little dog won't ever stop barking but your right maybe it knew there was a Terminator present.
I cant find the light lens. Could you post a link please 🙏
Me personally I don't mind print /tooling lines, as long as the item is accurate
Gorgeous
Thanks!
Спасибо , у тебя классно получается творить шедевр ! 👍👍👍👍🤏
That's really cool! Now I want one. ;)
Thanks Josh. It's a nice little getaway build and what I mean by that is getting away from the monstrous task of the Robocop suit haha.
Oh cool that looks sick from an old school hardcore Terminator fan/collector
Hey Chris, you're a pro at this so you probably already know this little trick, but when I did mine, I used an old trick that Adam Savage talked about where once you're finished with painting is to use oil paint and smear/brush it on and then wipe it off the surface. The result is easy weathering that gave mine a neat grimey look that darkened crevices and made it look like it has served a tour of duty.
Yeah that's a really cool trick or making a black acrylic wash works well also. I'm not sure how much I'm going to weather this helmet when done. I'm still hoping the paint job will come out good but we'll see. I do appreciate you sharing! Thanks for your comment.
Amazing 👍
Thanks man!
Print detailed parts in Z direction not in the XY plane. You will get way more details this way. You can also slightly tilt your model, say 30° and print it that way, for more details and less post processing.
Thanks I appreciate your comment!
Amazing work! Do you have anymore details I could use to find the eye lens pieces you purchased and used?
I'm sure that the Stan Winston studios must HATE 3d printing, but I believe people should be able to own replica film characters, especially as so much of it isnt made any longer, & when it was it was all limited edition stuff, only available whilst the film was popular
Exactly. 3D printing is a game changer and doesn't hide a lot of these iconic props behind a large paywall.
Your build inspired me to try a t-800. I bought the entire endoskeleton file from the guy who did the head display you used. I printed the lower jaw to start. It seems small to me. Are the files 1:1 right out of the file?
That's great man! Yes sir if I remember correctly the files are 1:1. The pieces do look smaller when they are printed but once you put everything together it looks just right.
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do you have the stl file? that link you provided is no longer available
I know it's been a couple years since printing..... do you know what layer height you printed it at?
I'm almost certain it was printed at .2mm layer height.
@@ChrisBoshProps Looks great! I remember seeing someone printed a T-800 skull @ .12 .... took a week or so. Not surprising lol
Hi, where can I find this type of light that you use on the eye?
They are pretty hard to find now. You might want to try EBay.
But what is the name of that light model that you remember?
Boo looks like the model isnt available anymore 😢
Yeah sorry. Not sure why he pulled it.
@@ChrisBoshProps Looks like he's moved over to Render Hub now. Just bought it (cheaper too!)