[hauke]

This is my second stop motion animation using my 3D printed action figures. Ever since I started using acetone to smooth my figures I wanted to make a new one to show the nicer looking figures. I also bought new camera equipment that is less shaky allowing me to keep post processing of the pictures taken to a minimum. I did use Blu Tack on the feet to stabilize the figures and armatures for the flights, jumps and falls but other then that all you see here can actually be performed just with the joints of the figures.
Modeling Software: MODO
3D Printer: Stratasys Mojo
Figures were assembled and painted by hand.

Here is a picture of the actual figures with their joints. The ball joints can just pop in and out of their sockets allowing for different head expressions and hand gestures in the animation.

[Startaiger]

From the figures to the movie, everything is awesome!!(© Lego )
You're doing a wonderful job with this new tool (3D printer), I hope & can't wait to see more from you in the future.

[hauke]

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Originally Posted by Startaiger

From the figures to the movie, everything is awesome!!(© Lego )
You're doing a wonderful job with this new tool (3D printer), I hope & can't wait to see more from you in the future.

Thank you very much.

[MKMARVELDC]

That's badass stuff there man. Great work on everything. Those figures look great too, the Robots especially. Cool stopmotion too dude. Hope to see more work from ya. Keep it up

[hauke]

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Originally Posted by MKMARVELDC

That's badass stuff there man. Great work on everything. Those figures look great too, the Robots especially. Cool stopmotion too dude. Hope to see more work from ya. Keep it up

Thanks! I hope to do some more animations in the future.

[hauke]

Here are some more figures from that series I have been working on lately. I hope to use some of them in further animations down the line.