Posted January 20, 200817 yr Based on Knoetel's pictures for different countries published at: Grosser Generalstab I did my ownversion: Knoetel in Minifigs Maybe continued with some further pages ... Andreas 21.01.08 Prussian Free Corps Edited January 21, 200817 yr by woody64
June 8, 200915 yr Author Based on Knoetel's pictures for different countries published at ... I made this more then a year ago and seeing this last weekend I recognized that I now have the possibility to build them all: http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/125787 Woody64 Edited June 8, 200915 yr by woody64
June 8, 200915 yr Very good decals again Woody! According to the pictures they are very accurate and detailed. The only thing what is buggin me are the white hats, they are awesome customs ofcourse, but I think you really should paint them black. Otherwise, great job again! Are you planning to make a very large battle diorame somewhere in the future? That would be awesome!
June 8, 200915 yr Author The only thing what is buggin me are the white hats, they are awesome customs ofcourse, but I think you really should paint them black. painting is planed for the weekend. Woody64
December 2, 201113 yr Author Recently I started to make the Knoetel drawings also as reasl Minifigs: Edited December 2, 201113 yr by woody64
December 2, 201113 yr Historical accuracy, custom decals nicely applied and great hats (hats are important!) I think this is a great job and really should be [bloggedcp][/bloggedcp] soon!
December 2, 201113 yr Makes me think about Imperial Glory and Empire Total War ^^ Makes me think of Stratego... Nice customs and posing. It has to be hard to match those pics so well especially any poses that rely on bent elbows.
December 5, 201113 yr beautiful your creations. What material did you use, for the parts made ​​by you? Decals exceptional.
December 5, 201113 yr Author beautiful your creations. What material did you use, for the parts made ​​by you? Decals exceptional. Here's the material description. http://www.shapeways.com/materials/ I'm using WSF and polished WSF. Also White Detailed, FD and FUD are proper choices with smoother surfaces but also more expensive. Woody64
December 6, 201113 yr incredible, the 3D printer will be a revolution. For now the results I'm still a little "porous" is less tiring, your way of my, compliments.
December 6, 201113 yr Author incredible, the 3D printer will be a revolution. For now the results I'm still a little "porous" is less tiring, your way of my, compliments. Do you mean the porous surface? If so, then that's true in the photos. But if you minimize the photos on the screen to minifig size, you won't see it. Woody64
December 7, 201113 yr Do you mean the porous surface? If so, then that's true in the photos. But if you minimize the photos on the screen to minifig size, you won't see it. Woody64 forgive, is professional deformation by modelist,we are too perfectionists. an example of my patience. Polish Lancers en 54mm (height of the figure) Polish Lancer 1 Polish Lancer 2 one of the two you should see,without login. Edited December 7, 201113 yr by DucadiYork
December 9, 201113 yr these are good! but is it possible to make the swords and hats look a little less bumpy? it looks odd with everything else so smooth.
December 9, 201113 yr Author forgive, is professional deformation by modelist,we are too perfectionists. an example of my patience. Polish Lancers en 54mm (height of the figure) Polish Lancer 1 Polish Lancer 2 one of the two you should see,without login. sei perfezionista? Since I've done 54mm very long (decades) ago I can see some incredible details .... Woody64 these are good! but is it possible to make the swords and hats look a little less bumpy? it looks odd with everything else so smooth. Yeah that's the unsolved topic by now: - the surface of the material results in this bumpy look. But that's only so clear visible in the macro zoom of the photos. The photos are often 2 or 3 times larger ... There's already the smoothed version of the WSF material (pWSF) which is much better then before. - there are 2 further materials available which result in a much smoother look even on the bigger pictures but they are far more expensive. Here's a photo of the other material: Here's oncemore the result of pWSF showing the Minifigs in a comparable size to above and also in a compareable size to the original Minifig size. Any you see it's not that visible ... how did these hats work out? make em yourself? anyone got a tutorial? The procedure is: - 3d design via cad program - upload to shapeways - ordering - shapeways uses 3d printers to build the items - after receiving applying a coat of acrylic colors. see also http://uglyduck-bric...ys-minifig.html Woody64 Edited December 9, 201113 yr by woody64
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