3D printed 3 3/4 portrait figure
 

In order to see just how well the figure poses, please check out this video:

www.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytXPFv7Zwqw


Here are some stills but you really need to see the video to realize how sturdy this figure is:

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I finally figured out how to make sturdy action figures using my Form 2 printer. This figure has almost the same properties as a mass produced PVC figure. It has very sturdy joints, can hold accessories and can even have add on clothing parts. Paint chipping may be an issue in the long run but so far I am very happy. This is the closest to emulate a mass produced toy I ever came with a 3D printed prototype.

Dr. Sheldon Cooper meets The Crocodile Hunter that decided to Cos-Play as a Hobbit.
Bazinga, krickey she's a beaut, and a you shall not pass all at once! ;)

Pretty cool stuff, I mean that, really cutting edge stuff. Perhaps in a few years toy companies just sell you the design codes and you make your own. Thanks for sharing, it was very interesting.

:) :) :) Some people also think the figure looks like Putin. So you can throw that in there as well. ;-) Its really cool to see how far 3D printed action figures have come in just a few years. This guy is light year more advanced then my earlier models...

That's really bad ass!

Huh, that sounds familiar. I wonder where I heard that before...
:p

Thanks!

That's really nice - now do Agents of Shield figures and take my money :-)

:-) Thanks!

I've seen your printed figures before...at another toysite, now a ghost town.

Amazing work! Keep it up.

Thank you. I hope to have some new cool stuff to show soon.