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(Early Access) Making Lord of the Rings 3D models (Patreon)

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2023-05-03 02:08:36
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Nathan Tomaselli

3D printing is a blast! There are tons of Star Wars out there (Galactic Armory is a great source of those). I've done a Couple of Aaron's helmets and they come out great!

Chris Moranec

You likely can’t sell them. But you could do giveaways 😉

hthardman
>>107703151

That's awesome! Prime has done a Clone Trooper helmet. I'm working on some Spider-man busts right now, lol

Ulf Jerlström

inb4 holdens adress gets leaked if this is meant to go public. I would blur your neighborhood so your driveway can't be identifierad. i think you are safe here on patreon but not on your normal youtube channel! but ver interesting watch 3d printing is so cool

hthardman
>>107706142

I thought I spotted any identifying markers. What did you see and where in the video?

Ulf Jerlström

just thr garage door open at5:54 someone goimg to street view in pensicola will find that street if they want. a lot of youtubers have been getting crazy stalkers lately so just be extra carefull and protect your family =) I dont see any street signs or anything but just having the street and next door houses is enough to go by i think :)

Kyle Hunter

Those look really good holden! One suggestion I thought i would give you. For the base, I wonder if it would look better if you spray paint it fully black and glossen it like the rest of it, cause the black part that has the lord of the rings logo looks fantastic all glistened up.

Dawson

Hey Holden. I paint miniatures, mainly Warhammer 40k. Are you sure you shouldn't prime your models before hand? It prevents paint chipping off and is far better to paint on than straight to plastic. Just a thought as idk how the 3d printed plastic reacts to paints