so i found this guy on tumblr and he makes some crazy custom toys. anyone know how to get 3D models so smooth? id love to make this stuff and post it somewhere for you guys. i have a decent background in art and i think i could pick up 3D modeling relatively quickly.
>>5552233
heres the unpainted one. apparently you can swap out faceplates and limbs
My guess is he either sands the shit out of it or he uses some special kind of paint that is thick enough to not show the 3D layers
3D model as in what, sculpting or actual printing from 3D models?
Regardless, you'll need to sand the material down with fine sandpaper and learn how to paint properly. It's upsetting how many good custom figures are ruined by shitty thick paint applications.
And is this Daunting Mountain by the way?
>>5552257
3D printed models is what i meant. if you made a mold from the original 3D model would it still show all the ridges in the final products?
>>5552259
no, its mast3r sword. looks like he has plans for a captain falcon figure too. he could make a shitload of money if he posted them somewhere
>>5552274
I can't find his profile, can you post a link?
>>5552303
mast3r-sword.tumblr.com
he doesnt have many posts
>>5552252
by those stubs on the hands it looks like molds. Which he probably made through 3d printing.
>>5552233
http://blog.fictiv.com/posts/ultimate-guide-to-finishing-3d-printed-parts
http://blog.capinc.com/2015/07/how-to-finish-a-3d-printed-part-to-look-like-a-production-part/
http://machinedesign.com/3d-printing/how-smooth-3d-printed-parts
Did you even bother searching for an answer first? This isn't a trade secret or anything. You smooth it the way you'd smooth anything comparable. Basically clean, sand, prime, paint.
>>5552233
Ask him
>>5552274
