Showing posts with label TAPF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TAPF. Show all posts

Sunday, June 7, 2015

New Dimensions

Following up on the previous post, here are some raw and processed 3D prints of my latest figures (Thanks Ben!). The TAPF solider being the first 3D modeled figure and the GOBLIN being the second one. The small guys are coming in at 2.5" and the jumbos are hovering at about 7.5". The small scaled figures were designed to fit right in with the Glyos System Series making them Glyos compatible! Some neat swaps can be made with these ABS guys.

The jumbos feel like a nice clunky figure in your hands. Ratcheting these guys around the past few weeks has been really fun. These big boys are not Glyos compatible (yet) but they are neat in their own right. I imagine the little guys piloting these big suits of themselves. Inception!  

Ill be posting up the next two figures shortly. Think Dungeons and Dragons, Warhammer, with a dash of Starcraft as the inspiration for this line going forward!

Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Acris Files: Infantry Blueprints

Here are a few Blueprints of Acris' latest soldiers he has been developing up on his ship. All units are currently undergoing final prototyping.

Some 3D printed ABS figure photos coming up !

Thursday, April 30, 2015

New Tech


The past few months I have been investing a good amount of time into the 3D modelling world and have been having fun playing and learning this new universe. I have been working on Acris but also putting time in these new infantry units created by Acris. The first soldier (On the left) is from the TAPF Infantry Unit. This is Acris' second engineered soldier. The Acrites being his first engineered soldier. On the right is his beta solider titled GOBLIN. I imagine both of these guys mass produced by Acris as his defensive weapons.

I finished these two figures and sent them off to 3D Printing Pro, Ben Mininberg. Ben was nice enough to entertain my designs and make them an ABS reality. Thanks Ben!

 I'll be popping up some more photos and intel later!