Looking for CG to 3D print photo comparison samples

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All my statue molds.
Decided to store them. If I have to take one out, hopefully it won't be from the back bottom row.

HOLY COW!!! Just make sure you label them and leave the labels on the outside so you don't have to take the pile apart to find the one you need ...

[KelE]

I have a very poor labeling system.
As James Garner says in a movie, "I'm an artist. I'm not supposed to be practical."


Speaking of which
I got the helmet to sit right but now the lower chest needs some adjustment.

I don't like putting the helmet on and moving away from it so I use the stick to be sure it doesn't tilt.

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[KelE]

Debra Paget out of the mold and cast.
Added to the Wall of Heads

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Wow ... Just wondering ... Does this make you .... a .... HEADHUNTER???


Cool display!

[KelE]

Maybe

I feel like it is a Predator trophy case

1:6 scale Kolchak stuff

[bucketfoot-al]

Awesome!!! Great tribute to a fantastic show that I remember well!!!

[KelE]

Thanks.
Someone asked for them and I also have requests for Mego scale versions.
Just the unpainted heads and camera.

[KelE]

Mego size

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Replacement heads for MEGO figures I assume? Awesome! Will make some hobbyists VERY happy!

[KelE]

Here's the camera in Mego scale.

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Here's the camera in Mego scale.

its ... so small ...

[KelE]

Here is the new Kolchak heads with a Mego plug added (by a Mego customizer).

I scaled the heads together but as expected, the Skorzeny seemed smaller.

So I changed it
but not by scaling--I just made the hair a bit puffier to give it an illusion of more size and that solved that criticism.

Tim's printing has been getting some praise--even an Etsy review mentioned it.

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[KelE]

[KelE]

I finally cleaned up my workroom.
I got all my Testors and Tamiya and Humbrol paints that are still good in a single container (with a few Vallejo ones).
I put most of my 3d prints in a rubbermaid container.
Materials in drawers.
It's all much better organized since I had things in bags and lying all over the place.





Now I just need to remove all the garbage bags piled up in the carport.

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Awesome KelE!!! Bravo! I bet you feel like you're back in control of your workspace and hobby now! Looks absolutely great!

I know that's how I feel every time I do a little tidy up of the workspace.

[KelE]

I want to do a statue video (of my painted busts which I don't keep in the workroom).
I have my Ceramcoat paints upstairs since I do most of my sculpting work in front of my computer.
Clay sculpting too. My keyboard has a few paint drips.

It is nice I don't have to navigate a floor of plaster debris.
I put the plaster bags in a rubbermaid container so when I do need to pour plaster I don't spill it everywhere.

I have an airbrush too but rarely use it--so I moved the compressor under the main table and put all my clay in containers.
Never had it so organized.
I even have some pipecleaners I got from a hobby store liquidation sale in 1984.

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1984?!?!?

Boy, I've heard of long range planning, but that is ridiculous!

[KelE]

lol yeah I took what I could since I didn't know when I might need it.

Hobby store store closure liquidation sales are especially nice if you can get there early enough to grab the model kits but I missed out so had to go for the crafty stuff.