I liked your channel so much, you are in no hurry to finish, you do not worry about the size of the video and it shows all the steps of the process, from the printing to the painting, channel that only shows timelepse has many out there, congratulations.
As a heads up, if you print the legs section upside down (waist on the print bed) you could get away with no supports and have a perfectly flat surface to mate up to the abdomen piece. Great work as always!
Your finishing is as always on point. Can't tell it's a print... really clean. For skin tone you can mix in some more blues and purples -- kinda approach it with what's under the skin -- it gives it more realism. Also mix in some dark tones into clothing, into the folds, and light tones into the higher edges -- kinda exaggerated, but would really make it pop. I paint 3D figures with the same approach I use to traditional painting -- that way it looks even more real. If that makes sense. Love the new shop -- congrats on the space!
Im going to buy a 3d printer and airbrush paint because of you you gave me lots of hope i will learn everything from your videos im so excited i want to escape work and go get me the printer the airbrush paint 😂💕
I also thought the same way about a month ago... I hope you have a lot of patience and some spare cash, because it can certainly bring moments of frustration, and it's by no means cheap. I don't mean to put you off, but be prepared...
Hi... Your works are just amazing... I'm a big fan of He-Man and the Masters of the universe. Could please 3d print He-Man and Skeletor action models. I would love to see that. Thanks 😊
So it's not even 6 am and like any man, there are days when I feel like I'm not doing enough in my life...like there's more work I should be getting done. You inspired the shit out of me just now for working overtime to pay for the materials for your workspace, then building the workspace yourself with plans to expand, printing out the models and painting them yourself, quite efficiently too. Most people would just work overtime at their job and say to hell with it, I'm tired and I'm watching netflix lmao keep hustling man 😎👍
Fantastic job mate!! One tip, give it a wash with a dark tone to highlight more the shadow areas and the areas that connect various colors to achieve more depth and separation. Contrast colors more to get a better effect of shadows and highlights. But very well done, dude!!
This one of the best (if not the best) post processing job of a 3D printing I've seen. Incredible results! Looks like it was kind of those resin-like professional figurines. Question though: why using wet sanding with soap instead of no soap?
Very cool. I've printed this file a few times(each time a bit bigger). You did the face really well, I always struggle in there. Kinda wish the helmet could be removable.
Awesome work!!! Can you tell us the specific tools you used for this video, completely Airbrush Equipment, 3D Printer Model and the cost of the material to make this Statue.
Always trying to learn from my mistakes with the hulk the shading and blending weren't quite right. As for the new makerspace it's a slow project. Cheers
Lol, not sure my wife would be too happy if i blew $1,500 on a 3d printer just so I could print out some toy figures 🤣🤣 Btw, I hope you print and paint a female figure soon. Would love to see your take on a popular female anime character or video game character!
@@demonslayer8085 Most cities have "Maker Spaces" where you can rent/borrow a 3D Printer. If you're stuck in the boonies though you might not, but I've got friends who do it to get access to all sorts of cool gear that's too expensive to own. There used to be places online that would print for you, but IIRC they were kind of pricey. Still for results like this it might be worth it.
OMG! Don't use CA to glue the parts! that makes a brittle bond! Use methylene chloride. It melts the plastic and welds the parts together. Use a syringe to apply by capillarity after you put the parts together and make some pressure for few seconds. Nice paint work, though ;)
I´ve some questions regarding 3D printers, and I hope someone in here could help me out Can you print your own transformer or action figures with ANY 3D printer or do you need an especific type of printer? What´s the best material to use if you want solid toys: ABS or PLA? How solid is going to be the toy? Like Hasbro´s solid, like a Lego´s brick or is going to be like a really cheap plastic? Do you need to sand the pieces or they´re already smooth as soon as they leave the print? What´s the best software to use to create toys for 3D printing? How durable is going to be the toy? Is going to break as soon as it hits the floor? And what´s the best way to deal with tolerance´s issues?
any printer can print action figures but usually we don't print solid parts you add infill % the more infill the stronger the part but the longer it takes to print and usually you print two outer walls but you can increase it for stronger parts but once again it takes longer to print so you can achieve a Lego brick of strength or more as for smoothness it depends on your quality setting when you slice the model for printing some parts don't need sanding some do depends on what your after hope this helps cheers
But did he design it entirely on paper and computer or did he just build a model, scan it, and then print the fooker? The Japanese already sell fully articulable action figures that snap together. I do want that Batman toy they did no homo.
Wouldn't it be easier to preshade, expecially on the chest and legs? paint the dark parts black then paint over it with the cloth color, it should be easy to gauge how thick you can lay the paint in order to keep the shading effect as strong or subtle as you like.
@@FilamentForge I personally don't have much experience with big figures such as this but preshading is very common in mecha painting, such as gunpla and all that which is what I normally do. Worth looking at it I think! Cheers.
Love how this turned a real talent you have there 👍I love Airbrushing and figure painting in general Desperate to paint large scale figures like this, and want to buy a printer But the choice is overwhelming me Any suggestions please for a complete beginner ?
Thanks pal I appreciate it as for a 3d printer I can only recommend the one I use because I don't have any experience with other models mine is the wanhao d5s which works great its just plug and play but its 5 years old now and there's lots of printers out now with bigger build volume and not that expensive like the cr10 hope this helps
How tall was the leg piece? want to see if I will need to adjust for my machine to handle it and this video got me started in 3d printing. A new habit to support.
your supposed to use a clear coat for each color of speckle but you still did good. try using coral and hot pink when your skin toning.... sand, coral, cocoa, flesh, hot pink, with your skin toning really brings out the colors and always red, blue, green, brown, yellow, purple and oranges when your speckling pigment to the skin colors...........makes a world of difference. on the Iron look for his arms and knuckles use should've used a rust wash over the colors and did a Acrylic gloss for those areas as well for the body suit brown mixed with red for better muscle Detail wouldn't hurt but still came out nice hey this is hoe we learn right cool vid....
Great work. I might have missed it, but I wanted to ask the reason for going with a flat surface at the joints over some kind of connection pot and tab.
good question some models come with connection pots but this didn't I would of had to add them but I preferer flat surfaces just personal preference cheers
your models looks so smooth and perfect, I've noticed other people here on youtube that do them after they paint them they look so gritty, is it a certain material you have to use?
Thanks for the info, If I can get a smooth finish on these print out statues it would save me alot of money, some of these statues like from sideshow or prime 1 are pretty much forever out of my price range..thanks and GOD bless.
How is your 3d print came smooth and clean after the actual print? I've seen some prints that has this line textures on it and needed to be smoothed with chemicals.
![3D Printed 15'' Hulk [Time-Lapse] AirBrush+Jeans | Now ARTFX Statue](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/X_s_vmWMToU/mqdefault.jpg)
So Sickkk and juggernaut is so underrated
Free Audio Books sic *kkk*
This is way to go if you want a juggernaut statue I've never seen one under 600 bucks not even the one from Kotobukiya.
The kotobukiya statues are great but there's people that can 3d model the same figures for a lot less or even for free cheers
Impressed. Such clean results for a filament print.
Those arms came out awesome! The whole juggernaut came out awesome!
I liked your channel so much, you are in no hurry to finish, you do not worry about the size of the video and it shows all the steps of the process, from the printing to the painting, channel that only shows timelepse has many out there, congratulations.
As a heads up, if you print the legs section upside down (waist on the print bed) you could get away with no supports and have a perfectly flat surface to mate up to the abdomen piece. Great work as always!
Didn't think of that thanks pal
This is night and day improvement from ur Hulk paintjob. Good work man, must have been practicing!
Thanks!...Ive been practicing a little bit there's some good airbrushing video's Ive been watching cheers
I LOVE IT, VERY NICE. THE JUGGERNAUT IS MY SECOND FAVORITE VILLAIN, AFTER MAGNETO.👊👍👍
great job and Rafael is awesome
Nice work. I might have gone a different route with the skin colors and helmet but I like it.
Oh, wow, this is great! Sucks that I didn't find this earlier
Your finishing is as always on point. Can't tell it's a print... really clean. For skin tone you can mix in some more blues and purples -- kinda approach it with what's under the skin -- it gives it more realism. Also mix in some dark tones into clothing, into the folds, and light tones into the higher edges -- kinda exaggerated, but would really make it pop. I paint 3D figures with the same approach I use to traditional painting -- that way it looks even more real. If that makes sense. Love the new shop -- congrats on the space!
Thanks for the tips pal I did make some mistakes with the skin tone but I've learnt from them Ive not been airbrushing long cheers
Why is this guy only have 13k subs?
Im going to buy a 3d printer and airbrush paint because of you you gave me lots of hope i will learn everything from your videos im so excited i want to escape work and go get me the printer the airbrush paint 😂💕
thanks I appreciate it glad I inspired you have fun and good luck cheers
I also thought the same way about a month ago... I hope you have a lot of patience and some spare cash, because it can certainly bring moments of frustration, and it's by no means cheap. I don't mean to put you off, but be prepared...
I absolutely love this and need one
So cool! I’m getting a 3D printer for Christmas! Awesome video!
Awesome have fun and good luck
Thanks man!
Hi... Your works are just amazing... I'm a big fan of He-Man and the Masters of the universe. Could please 3d print He-Man and Skeletor action models. I would love to see that. Thanks 😊
l have put them on my to-do list cheers
🥰🥰🥰
Bro, read carefuly.....YOU ARE AWESOME.
Hahaha nice one 👍👍
So it's not even 6 am and like any man, there are days when I feel like I'm not doing enough in my life...like there's more work I should be getting done.
You inspired the shit out of me just now for working overtime to pay for the materials for your workspace, then building the workspace yourself with plans to expand, printing out the models and painting them yourself, quite efficiently too.
Most people would just work overtime at their job and say to hell with it, I'm tired and I'm watching netflix lmao keep hustling man 😎👍
thanks pal its good to have goals in life no matter how big or small the best thing we can do for each other is to inspire and motivate in life cheers
Awesome video. I enioyed it. I usually watch Rafaels videos too.
me to
It’s funny that the primer you used was X3 and juggernaut’s first movie appearance was in the third x men movie
Fantastic job mate!! One tip, give it a wash with a dark tone to highlight more the shadow areas and the areas that connect various colors to achieve more depth and separation. Contrast colors more to get a better effect of shadows and highlights. But very well done, dude!!
I will keep that in mind cheers
Awesome work bro! I love Juggernaut 👍
Great Job on the Video Filament Forge.
thanks pal
Try playing around with thin washes for skine tones (green red blue) skin has these tones if you look, you can get some great resuls
Thanks for the tip will look into that cheers
ruclips.net/video/zWjuwZ0oM9g/видео.html this is vid that i saw, iv had some nice results when playing with this technique
This one of the best (if not the best) post processing job of a 3D printing I've seen. Incredible results! Looks like it was kind of those resin-like professional figurines.
Question though: why using wet sanding with soap instead of no soap?
thanks pal.... adding soap keeps the sandpaper cleaner add to a smoother finish cheers
Awesome! That figure in the reference pic on your ipad is made by me (Loosecollector).
wow you did a fantastic job on that one the colours you used were great helped me out a lot thanks
Outstanding job! Great job with photography, background music and editing!
Learning as I go cheers
I am speechless, great work
Brilliantly done I wonder who disliked it ? Haters maybe ?
you cant please everyone. cheers
Wowza, looks awesome.
Very nice build. I would have made his skin lighter. His skin tone makes him almost look like the Hulk but overall great build!
Your the new puppet master
i swear i heard the wilhelm scream for the crotch support removal in my head
Love your work,
Nice work! I love how shading looks when done with an airbrush.
Very cool. I've printed this file a few times(each time a bit bigger). You did the face really well, I always struggle in there. Kinda wish the helmet could be removable.
I did try and remove it in meshmixer but it didn't work I also found the face hard took me four time to get it right. thanks
Awesome work!!! Can you tell us the specific tools you used for this video, completely Airbrush Equipment, 3D Printer Model and the cost of the material to make this Statue.
brilliant ie just started airbrushing ts harder than it looks lol..great job love it
It sure is I wouldn't mind taking some class to up my game cheers
Fantastic!!
I can’t wait for the day I can afford to do this
Wow! nice work :) You have come a long way since your Hulk job with airbrushing. Was wondering where you have been, new place looks great.
Always trying to learn from my mistakes with the hulk the shading and blending weren't quite right. As for the new makerspace it's a slow project. Cheers
Wish to see more builds from you, good work !
I'm trying to get more videos out but its hard sometimes with other commitments cheers
Amazing! Wish I had your skills and could afford to buy myself a 3D printer 😝 Got yourself a new subscriber, look forward to your future vids!
thanks for the sub 3d printers aren't that expensive you could start with a low end one and see if you like it cheers
Lol, not sure my wife would be too happy if i blew $1,500 on a 3d printer just so I could print out some toy figures 🤣🤣 Btw, I hope you print and paint a female figure soon. Would love to see your take on a popular female anime character or video game character!
@@demonslayer8085 Most cities have "Maker Spaces" where you can rent/borrow a 3D Printer. If you're stuck in the boonies though you might not, but I've got friends who do it to get access to all sorts of cool gear that's too expensive to own.
There used to be places online that would print for you, but IIRC they were kind of pricey. Still for results like this it might be worth it.
Nice one again! I was worried about the tablet getting splattered.
It did a bit but the paint is water based so just wipes of
Beautiful figure !
2:51 That piece you snapped off just looks and sounds wrong 😂
Yeah Its The Juggernaut, B****! Seriously...Amazing work!
amazing job
Can you make the Castle GreySkull playset from the 80’s to scale
Wow great job
Convinced me to get one. So thank you.
OMG! Don't use CA to glue the parts! that makes a brittle bond! Use methylene chloride. It melts the plastic and welds the parts together. Use a syringe to apply by capillarity after you put the parts together and make some pressure for few seconds.
Nice paint work, though ;)
That's for the advice
Really love it
No offense, but YOU'RE AWESOME!!
Nice work bro
I´ve some questions regarding 3D printers, and I hope someone in here could help me out
Can you print your own transformer or action figures with ANY 3D printer or do you need an especific type of printer?
What´s the best material to use if you want solid toys: ABS or PLA?
How solid is going to be the toy? Like Hasbro´s solid, like a Lego´s brick or is going to be like a really cheap plastic?
Do you need to sand the pieces or they´re already smooth as soon as they leave the print?
What´s the best software to use to create toys for 3D printing?
How durable is going to be the toy? Is going to break as soon as it hits the floor?
And what´s the best way to deal with tolerance´s issues?
any printer can print action figures but usually we don't print solid parts you add infill % the more infill the stronger the part but the longer it takes to print and usually you print two outer walls but you can increase it for stronger parts but once again it takes longer to print so you can achieve a Lego brick of strength or more as for smoothness it depends on your quality setting when you slice the model for printing some parts don't need sanding some do depends on what your after hope this helps cheers
thank you very much for the info!
But did he design it entirely on paper and computer or did he just build a model, scan it, and then print the fooker? The Japanese already sell fully articulable action figures that snap together. I do want that Batman toy they did no homo.
very good.
Amazing work!
wow those surface so smooth, did you polish them first after printed ?
no just a good filler primer and 0.1mm layer height
Cool content Bro
so no sanding at all? or you skipped that in video? how many coats of primer-filler did you use?
That's right just a bit of sanding no the spots were the supports connected 3 coats of primer
Excelente trabajo!! ✌😄✨
Can you make figures with articulation such as the recent Marvel Legends Juggernaut if you print it piece by piece?
I cant it would have to be 3d modelled with articulated joints
Awesome
Fantastic job keep it up ... very nice..
Wouldn't it be easier to preshade, expecially on the chest and legs? paint the dark parts black then paint over it with the cloth color, it should be easy to gauge how thick you can lay the paint in order to keep the shading effect as strong or subtle as you like.
thanks for the tips will try it out cheers
@@FilamentForge I personally don't have much experience with big figures such as this but preshading is very common in mecha painting, such as gunpla and all that which is what I normally do. Worth looking at it I think! Cheers.
I will look into it thanks
nice job!!!! looks great
That impresora model is please ,is perfect work great my griend
that was pretty awesome great job man!!
Love how this turned a real talent you have there 👍I love Airbrushing and figure painting in general Desperate to paint large scale figures like this, and want to buy a printer But the choice is overwhelming me Any suggestions please for a complete beginner ?
amazing
awsome but you forgot his nails :)
Also feel free to check out my complete collection of custom Hulks and Juggernauts on my Facebook page. It's under Kenneth Crawford.
will do thanks
Rly good work !!!!!!!!!!
Amazing job!
AWESOME WORK !!!
To me, your work is like a Picasso or a Rembrandt, pure artistic genius, I would love a 3D printer to do that can you please recommend one for me.
up, i want a good 3d printer model to. For a clean print.
Thanks pal I appreciate it as for a 3d printer I can only recommend the one I use because I don't have any experience with other models mine is the wanhao d5s which works great its just plug and play but its 5 years old now and there's lots of printers out now with bigger build volume and not that expensive like the cr10 hope this helps
How tall was the leg piece? want to see if I will need to adjust for my machine to handle it and this video got me started in 3d printing. A new habit to support.
Awesome build... the bands on the arms? Something looks off though... maybe just how it looks on video.
its the lighting its hard to not go to dark or light thanks
your supposed to use a clear coat for each color of speckle but you still did good. try using coral and hot pink when your skin toning.... sand, coral, cocoa, flesh, hot pink, with your skin toning really brings out the colors and always red, blue, green, brown, yellow, purple and oranges when your speckling pigment to the skin colors...........makes a world of difference. on the Iron look for his arms and knuckles use should've used a rust wash over the colors and did a Acrylic gloss for those areas as well for the body suit brown mixed with red for better muscle Detail wouldn't hurt but still came out nice hey this is hoe we learn right cool vid....
thanks for the tips I will try them out in the future cheers
2:52 feel the pain bois
This is pretty awesome man.
thanks pal just checked out your unboxing vids great stuff
very cool but you have to do this in outdoors!
Cool!! I printed some street fighters caracters. Take a look!
Just had a look awesome!
@@FilamentForge Next one will be Kuai Liang (sub-zero)
good job
How much did all of this cost you to make ? And with how much would a statue like this sell after being painted and all ?
Beautiful
Great work. I might have missed it, but I wanted to ask the reason for going with a flat surface at the joints over some kind of connection pot and tab.
good question some models come with connection pots but this didn't I would of had to add them but I preferer flat surfaces just personal preference cheers
Great video, a question... what printer do you use?
Wanhao d5s
Fuc me this could destroy the Statue builders from Side Show.
your models looks so smooth and perfect, I've noticed other people here on youtube that do them after they paint them they look so gritty, is it a certain material you have to use?
high build primer and wet sanding with 800grit sandpaper sometimes I repeat this prosses until I get the finish I wont cheers
Thanks for the info, If I can get a smooth finish on these print out statues it would save me alot of money, some of these statues like from sideshow or prime 1 are pretty much forever out of my price range..thanks and GOD bless.
@@bioarmor79 all depends on how much time your willing to spend on a model my favourite saying is all good things come to those who wait cheers
Awesome! Greeting from Chile pal
I watch ALL your videO !!!
And what AIRBRUSH you use ? please
i need buy it this week
Nothing fancy but does the job
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How much does a character like this cost to create? And can people buy them do you sell on ebay or anywhere
Awsome i subbed
Very Nice 👏👏👏
makes Venom
thanks bro
I've got one in the works
How is your 3d print came smooth and clean after the actual print? I've seen some prints that has this line textures on it and needed to be smoothed with chemicals.
great job please more videos!.... !!!!!!!!!
thanks I am trying to get more videos up cheers