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She certainly doesn't skip leg day!

Thank you all! I appreciate the comments and support! It certainly makes the amount of time this model took up getting together well worth it! I lost count of how many weekends it took, and how many times I was banging my head on the wall in frustration over the wiring... :hammerhead:

While I've been delayed in my card modeling as of late... I have been tackling my plastic model pile of sham...errr... potential! I built and wired up this 1/144 Bandai Gouf Custom Real Grade kit from the MS Team 008 anime OVA series. Took a long time, but got me back into soldering! 26 AWG...

Print and paint of a Paul Scott Miniatures Space Elf Guardian, scaled up to 54mm from 32mm. Earned myself a nice $10 USD gift card from the local game shop! It was a popularity vote based on what minatures the patrons liked most with an elvish theme. Knowing the Warhammer 40K player base...

Hmm... How many game tables do they have? Might be worth playing a game there with some Paperhammer!

I don't just Guard hard, I also like my space elf forces. These are some Paul Scott Miniatures (MMF) space elf jet bikes. I have more, and have shown the Guardians elsewhere here on Zealot... so, beginning of an Army now!

My apologies, the company photos are terrible...

The rest of the company thus far... I am certain I have posted the details about these Ogres elsewhere here on Zealot!

These have sat on my hard drive far too long. Not the photos, they are recent! But the STL files for my Mad Robot Miniatures Dirty Dogs of Sarlok 7, not to be mistaken for chem dogs, which they can proxy for... Oh no, these are legally distinct! Never mind, GW never made Chemdog troops on...

WAAAGGGGGHHHHH! Project 54mm turned green in a fungal way! Hardcore Miniatures Space Orc Boy scaled up 160% to 54mm. When Inprinted these on the Lulzbot Taz 5, it had an E3D V6 hot end (modified from OEM Hexagon), and a .25mm diameter hardened steel nozzle. Layer height was .1mm and I was...

Pushing my FDM printer to the limits here! Final results first. More to follow when I am in front of my PC and not my phone (I can type so much faster that way). Couldn't help but put these guys in front of Silveroxide's awesome Super Chimera I finished last year. His build post mentioned it...

Paper models, Making Retirement Great Again!

Excellent work here! I think this concept was better than the one they built for the set, but these days I now understand 'manufacturing compromises' when concept and reality have to meet in the middle somewhere.

More giant stompy robots for Battletech printed at 15mm/1:100 scale for Gruntz 15mm and other science fiction game systems! Strato Miniatures Studio STL, "Virgil" mech, counts as Battletech Ostscout Mechwarrior Online version of the Battletech Spider mech MWO version of the Valkyrie...

Final test fit up and primed! Ready to get to my friend so he can paint it up and command it on the tabletop!

Finally, the arms. Reinforced shoulder joints, and the works.

Final assembly of the hips, legs, and feet. I used dried coffee grounds from my coffee pot, and unused kitty litter for turf and rocks. Epoxy, glue dots, and googly eyes for corrupt mutations.

Glue is drying on the hips and legs!

Googly eyes make such useful shapes!

Toes for Tuesday, making the dreadnought one foot at a time!