Assembly Tutorial - skylu3ddesigns Custom 3D printed Clone Commando Kit Star Wars: The Black Series
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- This video goes over the assembly process for a skylu3ddesigns clone commando kit on a 1:12 scale Star Wars: The Black Series clone trooper.
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Perfect tutorial. I've been meaning to start up on this project again. Skylu's work is amazing and such a nice person.
Finally I found someone who made a tutorial! I thanks for sharing
The way you cut the belt. Nice
Amazing video and quick note if you can’t find any 3D printed parts then you could use the hunter body but you will need to find a clone commando head
The reason it moves in the in-game model is the way the rigging is done. In the actual model, art work and toys the "elbow" pieces are extentions of the gauntlets and not elbow armor at all. The old elbow pieces from the model is not actually used by commands.
Lol what, the in game models for both republic commando and battlfefront 2 clearly show a standard strap for the elbow pads, they even move as separate pieces in BF2. I’d imagine the only reason they’re attached to the gauntlets in RC is due to hardware limitations.
This is a awesome tutorial! Thanks for taking the time to make it and sharing!
Cool deal!
That "sanding sphere" is an engraving bit. though, that's a rather larger one than the one i got in the $20 walmart bit kit.I did get one thin rod, one thick, one cone, one small sphere.
Wow!! That's a great tutorial mate! Subscribed!!
Onde eu consigo pegar essas medidas para fazer no meu próprio boneco ? Queria muito fazer na minha impressora 3d só que não acho o tamanho certo das peças você pode me ajudar?
How on earth do you got only 221 subs?! Like wtf dude you need moooooooore
they’ll come eventually hahaha
I need a tutorial for the havoc trooper kit. I have 3 sets but have really bastardised the first attempt.
Do you know where I can get barc trooper helmet
Couldn’t you put the piece in boiling water and snug those pieces in cuz plastic get flexible when they r at higher temperature.
No, the 3d print resin becomes very brittle when exposed to heat. It’d be impossible to do without damaging something
Rule 39: never say no to bacta
Could I use Bly for the base body? Or other clone body’s?
You can use whatever you want bro, I ain’t gonna stop you lol
Did you glue the back pack or attach magnets to it so it can go off and go back on
Just glued, I didn’t have any desire to make it removable
@@6inch_customs497 alrright thanks I was wondering because I am getting a clone commando pack too so I wanted to know
Is this a bootleg figure from aliexpress? If it is it has good details and I would really want to get into custom black series figures
No, this is a genuine figure but those ones on aliexpress are practically identical.
Does the old model fit with this pack?
You can try but it’s significantly more difficult because the pins in the joints are a bitch to both take apart and put back together
What Brand of paint and Brushes you use
I go over it in my painting tutorial video
czcams.com/video/W4uxUWliIDA/video.html
if u use hot glue the head will never turn on the ball sock
Hot glue has very low adhesion so it will still function if you apply a small amount of force to break that adhesion, once it dries. If you’re that concerned about it, you can always put vasoline on the ball joint before hand to prevent it from sticking at all.
@@6inch_customs497 thanks im doing my first custom figure it's the second sister with her hemlet off and i brought a second sister body to do this
Do you make your own sculpting Tools
I don’t do sculpting so I don’t use sculpting tools
Does Tamiya cement works when attaching the parts to the figure?
No, tamiya cement is purpose built to bond polystyrene plastics together. You’d need some kind of super glue since the figure and pieces are made from different materials; TBS figures being PVC and the parts being resin.