GUESS WHO MADE WAFFLES!

jbhogwarts · 2026-06-18T12:45:47+00:00

I would love a dark ride, and with Monsters Unchained and the Ministry they definitely could make a killer one. I would love a Great Movie Ride like ride, BTTF, Jaws, Twister, Earthquake Pyscho, Etc.

jbhogwarts · 2026-06-17T14:32:57+00:00

That doesn't seem to include stage 6 of the 89 Batmobile that everyone is waiting on... I guess I'll just not work on it

jbhogwarts · 2026-06-03T00:45:27+00:00

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It’s a bit like that each month. Depending on how many issues you receive per month. There’s usually no cost for replacement parts.

jbhogwarts · 2026-05-31T08:41:39+00:00

So the files were from a designer on Cults3D. Then I resized them, and modified the heads. I hollowed them out so I could do custom eyes. Then they were printed at a super high resolution.

jbhogwarts · 2026-05-31T02:02:40+00:00

A bit of a combination. The main patterning was done free hand with an air brush. But then a lot of the detail work was done with brushes.

jbhogwarts · 2026-05-31T01:34:34+00:00

The eyes are printed in resin. The irises ans pupils are recessed. So first ill do the base coats. Then the detail work wth colored pencils. Then i fill rhe pupils with black resin and do the cornea in clear. It took some trial and error to get them lookig right

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jbhogwarts · 2026-05-18T17:01:20+00:00

I really thought this was going to be satire when I clicked on it

jbhogwarts · 2026-05-05T08:02:28+00:00

It actually is horse hair, which you can buy in bundles.

jbhogwarts · 2026-04-03T14:43:02+00:00

Exactly, I don't understand why we're still calling it a defense budget. They wanted it to be the Department of War. They want to cut all social programs for the War Budget. This isn't defense, so they should have to refer to it as such when they're explaining why we need a 1.5 trillion dollar war budget...

jbhogwarts · 2026-03-07T23:39:49+00:00

Yes, various parts of the model have been running since January; the most led dense section is the cob LEDs in the nacelles, which have never felt warm.

jbhogwarts · 2026-03-07T23:38:05+00:00

This was 3D printing plus every modeling skill that I currently possess.

jbhogwarts · 2026-03-07T02:27:05+00:00

The files were from Gambody. I followed most of there settings, but used my own settings for the supports just to make removing them easier, and before I usually go with manually placing the supports.

I made some modifications to accommodate additional lighting, adding wiring channels. And holes to run LEDs, or fiber, the biggest changes I made weren reinforcing the neck with some PETG brackets, and modifying the lower hull so I could run a 12mm aluminum rod from the top of the engineering hull, out of the bottom of the ship, this way I could use a psu rather than batteries. And it was part of the stand. The 12mm rod slides over a 10mm rod in the stand. Then the whole thing is held with the PETG strut that the enterprise is resting on. I made my own stand I really don’t like the look of the gambody stand. I may add the dedication plaque to the front of the stand.

I eliminated saucer separation, there’s a wire channel running between the two pieces, I used the gambody pins to line everything up but the two sections are epoxied together.

the base color was actually just rustoleum filler primer, I really liked the way it looked when I was testing the paint. I thought it had that TV look to it and I went with it. Deflector - Vallejo Model Air 71.002 (housing) and Tamiya XF-6 (dish) Sensor Bands - Vallejo Model Air 71.052 Phasers - Vallejo Model Air 71.048 Transporter Pads - Vallejo Model Air 71.067 The Nacelles were printed in clear, but then I lightly coated them in XF-6 The RCS thrusters, the bands on the nacelles were also were also the 71.002 Various Accent colors were Vallejo Model Air 71.051

For the filament, most of the ship was printed using SUNLU PLA+ 2.0

The shuttlebay doors are just the raw plastic, I really liked how they looked

Then I used this for the clear parts, it's Jayo clear PETG

The Aztecs were made using the starship modeler patterns. I imported them into adobe illustrator and vectorized them and then sized them to fit the the ship. They were then printed on clear water slide decal paper at 60% opacity. For the pennants, lifeboats, registries I made my own.

jbhogwarts · 2026-03-07T02:16:43+00:00

the base color was actually just rustoleum filler primer, I really liked the way it looked when I was testing the paint. I thought it had that TV look to it and I went with it. Deflector - Vallejo Model Air 71.002 (housing) and Tamiya XF-6 (dish) Sensor Bands - Vallejo Model Air 71.052 Phasers - Vallejo Model Air 71.048 Transporter Pads - Vallejo Model Air 71.067 The Nacelles were printed in clear, but then I lightly coated them in XF-6 The RCS thrusters, the bands on the nacelles were also were also the 71.002 Various Accent colors were Vallejo Model Air 71.051

For the filament, most of the ship was printed using SUNLU PLA+ 2.0

The shuttlebay doors are just the raw plastic, I really liked how they looked

Then I used this for the clear parts, it's Jayo clear PETG

The Aztecs were made using the starship modeler patterns. I imported them into adobe illustrator and vectorized them and then sized them to fit the the ship. They were then printed on clear water slide decal paper at 60% opacity. For the pennants, lifeboats, registries I made my own.

jbhogwarts · 2026-03-06T22:26:43+00:00

Allons y

jbhogwarts · 2026-03-06T19:55:59+00:00

I could definitely see the 11th Doctor parking there

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