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Building a 3D printed Full Scale T-800 Terminator Endoskeleton - Episode 5 [Updated]
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2021
- I am 3D printing and building my very own collectible T-800 terminator endoskeleton in full size. This is a model from the Terminator 2 - Judgement Day movie where the robot was played by Arnold Schwarzenegger. This is properly the largest 3d printing project I have ever done so I’m really excited about how it’s going to turn out.
Welcome to Hobby World - A place of imagination and creativity
Due to the massive size of the project I have decided to share the project as several episodes here on youtube. I have added links for the previous episodes below.
Episode 1: • Building a 3D Printed ...
Episode 2: • Building a 3D printed ...
Episode 3: • Building a 3D printed ...
Episode 4: • Building a 3D printed ...
I'm doing my very best to upload a new episode each 2 weeks so please stick around and follow this epic project :)
In this episode:
The project is almost finished. In this episode I'm making the Phased Plasma Rifle (in the 40W range). This is the t-800's primary weapon.
During this video I'm 3D printing, assembling the gun, making a bit of LED light in the gun, attaching it to the endoskeleton and finaly painting it up. Busy couple of weeks :)
As I have never done a project of this size there is a lot of stuff I need to figure out as I work with the build. This is also my first real project video series here on RUclips so I hope you all like it. And please don’t judge me too hard for all of the beginner’s mistakes :) I have learned a lot making this video, and I'm doing my very best to improve each time I post a new video.
Please Like & Subscribe if you enjoyed the video, and please post a comment if you have any feedback or questions, all feedback is much appreciated.
Thanks for watching
TOOLS & MATERIALS
Arduino UNO (Chinese Make), LED’s, Wires, Sound Module, Buttons
Alclad II - Chrome Paint, Alclad II - Varnish for the chrome paint
Soldering Iron, Metal Saw, Clipper, Hobby Knife, Airbrush & Compressor, Creme Brulee Burner
Metal pipes, Different round magnets for attaching parts to the head and body
Rub'n'Buff Silver
Vallejo Effect Rust
Assorted Paints
MISC
Protection: 3M Protective Mask, Sandpaper, Protective Gloves, Welding Helmet
3D Model of the terminator: www.thingivers...
Terminator Statue Collecting Group
/ 363282187497026
MUSIC, VIDEO & IMAGE ATTRIBUTION
www.dl-sounds.com
filmstro.com
www.freepik.co... Background photo created by wirestock
Music: www.purple-pla...
SOCIAL & CONTACT INFORMATION
Facebook: / kim.kristensen.184
Website/Blog: www.hobbyworld....
Contact: wayrath@hotmail.com
Absolutely incredible attention to detail! Stunning result :)
Thank you. There was so many fun things to do when building this model. Also made some mistakes, but it turned out great in the end :)
Incredible build.... looks awesome and real
Sand down the tip of the LEDs this will give a more difus light and this is better for back light. And you have done some fantastic work.
Great tip, I ended up using LED strips in the gun. I'm working on a T-600 Skull with stand at the moment, I'll sand those LED's down as you suggested :)
Simply awesome, I don’t have a printer, and am absolutely clueless about 3D printing, so I’ll just be here dreaming ……
Thanks, and welcome to the channel. I hope that my videos can inspire and I'm always happy to answer questions about the projects (and 3D printing), so always feel free to ask if you have any questions :)
I have just created a group for the channel on Facebook. So if you like the videos I have shared here on RUclips you should check out my Hobby World Facebook group. Here you will find a lot of material you don't get to see on my youtube channel. Everything from my lesser hobby projects to concepts and previews of my upcomming videos. It's also a place where you can discuss the hobby and share your own creations and ideas.
Visit Hobby World on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/128930785936319
Very nice. I still need one.
Thanks, I know the feeling, this one has been on my bucket list for the last 20 years :-)
Wicked, Looks killer!
Thank you for the comment, glad that you like it ;)
Was not sure if this project will turn out great when you showed the first prints as they were a bit rough. But man, this became an incredibly beautiful model. Congratulations and thanks for taking us with you on this journey.
Hi and thank you so much for your comment. I had the same concern, it was also my first full scale build so there was a lot of learning by doing involved :) Ended up great though. Best wishes
@@HobbyWorld_one I finished in the meantime my first full-size (1.80m) statue - A Laura Croft model from designer Abe3D. She looks amazing and I am really happy how the statue turned out. Thanks again for the inspiration to print full-size models.
@@luppchri Sorry for the late reply, been a bit off grid lately. Would love to see your model, feel free to share some pictures if you like :) Happy that my videos could inspire you :)
Amazing work! It really looks like a masterpiece! Well done!
Thank you so much, really happy that you like it :) I'm working on a couple of new Terminator related projects (and lots of other builds) so more stuff on it's way soon ;) Thanks for the comment :)
@@HobbyWorld_one Cool! I can't wait!
Awesome work! Very well done, it's nice to see terminator fans are always trying to bring to life the T-800s :D
Thank you for the comment. After I starting this project I found out that there are a lot of dedicated Terminator fans out there, and a lot of inspiring projects related to the franchise. But I'm keeping away from trying to bring the T-800 to life. As long as he stay where I place him I'm satisfied :-)
This gun came out really well i think. Cant wait for more great videos.
Yeah I totally agree, I'm also very happy about it. It suits the endoskeleton really well, though it might not be completly accurate according to the lore. And don't you worry I have plenty of projects planned, not all of them are terminator related but several are :)
This looks really good, greetings from Germany :-)
Thank you for the comment glad that you like the project. Nice to hear from a neighbour :-)
This 3D printing takes just as long as 3D rendering video!
Yeah that's about right, but luckily the machines does most of the work :)
It looks incredible, well done!! I am just psyching myself up to do my own. I only have one printer so see you in a couple of years :)
Thank you, so glad that you like it. You could start small with just the head or an arm, that's a bit more straightforward on a single printer. I'd be happy to help if you have any questions, and you are always welcome to send a image or two if you get the project startet. I think it's great when builders share their projects :)
Great work, loving the t-800!!!
Yeah me too. I simply had to be my first large scale 3D print. Wanted to do this project for so long :)
@@HobbyWorld_one right after watching your vid I took out my t-800 (neca, aoshima) 3, 7, 12 and 18 inches collections. But it pales by comparison to your life size work. Kudos! You are an inspiration to all t-800 die-hard fans. I hope to get into 3d printing soon. How about adding some (intermittent) flashing lights while playing the battle sound in the background, it should perfectly reflect on the chrome finish.
@@rg5391 Thanks for the comment, you are giving me way to much credit. But I really hope that I'm able to inspire otheres. Would love to see as many people as possible doing hobbyprojects, both with and without 3D printing. There are so many possibilities. You idea about lights are great. I had all ready started making small "projecters" to cast light on the model, but I had not considered making them flash :) Thanks for the idea.
Beautiful miniature!!
Thank you for the comment, glad you like it. It's my largest build yet standing around 1.90m high :)
i see the T-600 head, it's on my to do list too ^^
That was fast, great work :) I'm really impressed :-) While I'm working on the finishing touches of this gigantic T-800 project I'm starting a couple of smaller (1 shot video) projects at the side. I need a change of air before finishing the terminator up.
I always think the gun looks too big for the skeleton, especially when held in one hand, a smaller gun would look more proportionate. or perhaps one gun in each arm like is offered on the sideshow version. BUT a very good print
I agree. The gun I have made for this model is even around 15% to short compared to specifications I found on a fan page. It just looked way to large (and it was also too heavy as the models arm is a weak link). But I personally do like the endoskeleton with just one gun, especially in this pose where it is turning a bit and looking in another direction than the gun is pointing. And thanks for your comment, really glad that you like the build :)
Nice work... Looks like the extra print time was worth it, it came out great
Thank you so much, it really means a lot comming from you :). If I should do the endoskeleton again I would use a better setting, its well worth the extra print time. There are parts that can be printed at lower resolution but after doing this project I'm convinced that all visible parts should be printed at fine settings.
How does the gun mount?
Sorry for the late answer. I 3D printed a mount it could attach to so it was leaning on the arm. After that I secured it with a simple strip. I'm currently working on a video where I will adress this subject a bit further. Thank you for the comment.
I see the files are no longer available.
Thanks for the comment, unfortunatly the designer of the model has removed it from thingiverse so it is no longer avaliable. It is possible to find other models on cults3d and gambody though.
Is that Sarah Connor's legs in the pile?
It is a couple of female legs, but not Sarah Conner's :) I can reveal that it is not from the terminator franchise.
Do you still have this file? It's not available on Thingiverse
I'm afraid that I do not have the rights to share this 3d model. But if I should make another printed model of a terminator I would choose another 3d model as the one I úsed had a lot of errors. Try a google search for "Gambody T800" that model looks pretty good. Best wishes
the thingeverse link is not working love to make 1
Warning: Compulsive tinkering like this is what leads to Skynet.
I promise to be carefull, he is incapable of moving so I think we are good :-)
It looks fantastic! Nice work. How many hours have you spent on this project?
Thanks for the kind comment, happy that you like it :) I have used around 1000 print hours, 50 hours preperation and slicing of the 3d files, 50 hours to assembly and sanding, 25 Hours for preparing and painting the model, 25 hours for the scenic base, 5 hours for the electronics so far. So all in all 155 work hours plus 1000 print hours. I have also used a lot of time learning how to make videos (and making them) but this is a totally different story :-) I still need a bit of weathering and upgrades to the display, but I'm almost there :)
@@HobbyWorld_one Thanks for quick reply. That is a lot of work, but it shows. It looks truly amazing. Something you can be very proud of. Looking forward to your future videos and projects. Cheers!
Rust? T-800 is made of alloy. No rust.
Thanks for the input, you are absolutly right.
Saw some orange legs there so not sure what that could be... great work with this project. Still watching but I like your work. Did the wife find out about the table cuts?
You are looking in the right direction, they are from one of the projects (but it's properly a bit hard to guess) ;) Thanks for watching the videos, and commenting, means a lot to me. She did find out, she actually saw it in the video, but Im still here making videos so it could have gone a lot worse :-D
You could have mentioned the original author of that 3D model, that you use to print out all of this..and thats ME
As far as I can se, you have been mentioned. Read the description...
I have created an unique and fantastic model using your 3D model, I have linked to your thingiverse profile in all my videos and each time anyone has asked me where I have the files from I have refered them to you and your thingiverse profile. So please don't say that I don't give you credit for your work, this is simply not true...
In my very first video I mentioned you by name (and dedicate time to tell about your model on thingiverse), I have tried to do everything right and honor you as a creator and yet you decide to attack me publicly like this. First on facebook (with a rather rude message) and now here on my youtube channel. After your message on facebook I replied to you but you never gave me a answer.
I'm a regular supporter of several 3d model patreons and have always done my very best to support creators in all ways possible, If I see a model I like, I gladly pay the designer. I have always done my very best to promote the creators.
I can see on your thingiverse page that someone has stolen your 3D model and posted as their own. I can completly understand why that is frustrating. But don't take that out on me, I have only used your model with the best of intentions, and as far as I can see completly within the guidelines. And I have never in ill intention choosen not to do so.
I would suggest that you try being a bit more polite another time. This matter could easily have been settled in private. I have never done anything to you, I have only advertised and promoted your 3D model.
May I suggest that we finish this conversation in private so we can find some common ground and move on (on good terms) :)
Best Regards
Kim Kristensen
@@HobbyWorld_one Okay..then Im terribly sorry... my fault. By the way... nice work. Also, I'm happy to inform you that V2 is on the way... however..this time it wont be for free..because that model is higly detailed, and costs me a lot of time. If you are interested, messadge me, and i'll show a glimpse on the current progress.
Checked you first video... hey, you are probabbly the first person who pronounced my name correctly! )))
@@MrKerag PLEASE make the t-800 with an open/exposed chest cavity like your current model... I have had my eye on a detailed model, but like the Sideshow unit, much of the chest is enclosed flat panels... not anything like in the movies :P Keep doing it right and keep up the good hard work! :D
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