Dieselpunk schoolgirl

[Ethan]

Right on! Very cool. That is a definite goal for me, congrats for being able to do what you truly love for a living! We have a Makerbot at work but mostly just for messing around since we do 3D architecture for the most part.

 

[MAX.I.G]

We have wery accurate Envisiontec. 15 microns layer thickness.

 

[Ethan]

Nice! For my endeavours I have the new ROBOX on order which should be here in July. We should be able to get to 25 microns quite easily with it but I am planning on waste molding the printed pieces and casting in CX5 to tool off any problems as well as adding super details. I hope that this process produces at least industry standard kits.

 

[theBaron]

1/20 is good, fits in with Maschinen Krieger.

Prost!
Brad

 

[theBaron]

Like it, no stupid and crazy 'steampunk' sh*t. Just a true materwork. ... I vote for 54mm.

That's a little harsh, isn't it? How is "dieselpunk" any less stupid and crazy than steampunk, or how is one any better or worse than the other, in any regard? Suum quique, or, de gustibus non disputandem est, I say.

Prost!
Brad

 

[lopee]

I just like it as it is. That's all. BTW: Maschinen Krieger and schoolgirls? Strange for me but if you like it, why not.

 

[theBaron]

I just like it as it is. That's all. BTW: Maschinen Krieger and schoolgirls? Strange for me but if you like it, why not.

Fair enough I'm always on the lookout for 1/20 figures, that can be used as-is or bashed into figures for use with MaK. And the schoolgirl wouldn't be too far off the mark, in that MaK isn't too far removed from many anime. She could have secret superpowers and fight off giant robots trying to smash Tokyo.

Actually, as-is, she looks like what I'd picture a school girl living in the SDR would look like.

Prost!
Brad

 

[lopee]

I have to say, when you have described the ideas, that it is now more than possible even for me.