One of my favourite Star wars characters is Count Dooku, especially the Clone Wars version, and I have been wanting to sculpt one for a while now, so here it goes. It was 3d sculpted using ZBrush and 3d printed on a Zortrax m200, then Hand painted using Vallejo paints!
The project was supposed to be a study after the original sculpt of Darren E. Marshall a challenge to see if I can make it look as close as possible to the original and a huge desire to have that sculpt in my office, I ended up learning so much from this project.
Make sure to check out my Blog for the entire project walkthrough
http://www.pixelophy.com/2016/03/count-dooku-study-sculpt-and-3d-print/ Merged_Dooku_120mm.stl (69.7 MB)
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Daam
March 14, 2016, 4:49pm
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Hi, I finally printed my design for this competition, I did a little Ewok head to support my Wacom pen, you can also find a version without the hole so you can modify it the way you want.
Here’s the link to youmagine : https://www.youmagine.com/designs/ewok-head ewok.stl (29 MB)ewok_wacom.stl (20.5 MB)
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Hi guy’s!
My entering for the competition is a designed by myself lightsaber . I wanted to do something different for this competition since it is my dream to one day work or participate in a star wars movie or project. The lightsaber consist of six printed parts and takes a total of four hours.
Design is my passion, with this idea in mind I’ve designed a lightsaber thats easy to print and very easy to assemble. So if you like it give me a thumbs up and the force will be forever in your favor!
The following link leads to the YouMagine page:
https://www.youmagine.com/designs/lightsabre
May the force be with you, alwaysdeel1.stl (67.7 KB)deel2.stl (45.4 KB)deel3.stl (78.3 KB)deel4.stl (40.3 KB)deel5.stl (22.7 KB)kern.stl (14.1 KB)
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Looks great!
Although… if your Zortrax is gathering dust I don’t think you need a new Ultimaker
Thanks!
Do you think the sole reason to enter a competition is to win? I’m here to learn, share my experience, meet new people, promote my blog, promote my hub and I can go on… and when I wrote that my “Zortrax was gathering a bit of dust” I was trying to prove a point, maybe I was to subtle (I’ll try better next time). I really hope you entered the contest and I really hope you win the Ultimaker this way you can stop worrying about people having too many 3d printers in the shop!
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That looks awesome! Are you thinking about post-processing/painting it as well?
Lol it was just a joke. Who knows, you might have needed some more filament too
ill enter at some point, I was just trying to make something specifically for the competition rather than using an old model.
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Lol it was just a joke. Who knows, you might have needed some more filament too
ill enter at some point, I was just trying to make something specifically for the competition rather than using an old model.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONnFEvNyB_gIt's powered by an Arduino board and remote controlled via RF. This droid self-balance on two wheels, play sounds, and has several programmable LEDs.Printing the whole body and head takes about 200 meters...
I created this 3D Printed BB-8 droid!
It is motorized and remote-controlled to move around and interact.
I’ve made the design in SketchUp, It’s printed half-size so it doesn’t take tons of filament. The robotic platform is Arduino-based so you can add programmable LEDs and sounds.
The video is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONnFEvNyB_g
Enjoy!
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First my idea was too large and too little time to implement, so I said that the size dosn’t matters and I focus on utility. Too soon I have a ball and decided to make cufflinks for my shirt. I am a fan of Star Wars so of course the cufflinks will be the theme in StarWars. They have been printed with a layer 0.15 in ABS. Everyone knows that the biggest problem is just the smallest prints, so it was this time.
I hope that someone like them and surely someone will use them:)
Cheersfalcon_clip.stl (8.2 MB)title_clip.stl (164 KB)yoda_clip.stl (18.2 MB)
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Hey ! I am glad you like it
I don’t really have time for that these days, but maybe after the competition.
My painting skills are not so good, so my model might look very ugly after.
Hello Simona,
I understand that the deadline on March 21st but is there a cut off time? If there is a cut off time, please let us know the time and time zone.
Thank you!
Wes
My friend and I decided to make the map to Luke Skywalker from “The Force Awakens.” Then we took it a dozen steps further.
To be clear, we didn’t print the map itself. We printed the flash-drive-shaped object that BB-8 carries around, but with space to fit a real flash drive within it. With this, we came to realize, “What good is a flash drive without a USB port?”
So then we printed a Star Wars themed USB port with over a dozen 3D printed PLA parts. The port is complete with a mechanical descending and lowering vertical port, plus a fully-functional mechanical iris door at the top. The Resistance can finally read USB drives.
Check it out:
My friend and I decided to make the map to Luke Skywalker from "The Force Awakens." Then we took it a dozen steps further.
To be clear, we didn't print the map itself. We printed the flash-drive-shaped object that BB-8 carries around, but with space...
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Hi Simona,
Is there a specific cut off time on March 21st? You mentioned that the winners will be decided on March 21st so there must be a cut off time in order to give the Ultimaker / 3D Hubs team members enough time to go through all the submissions and decide on the winners.
