woody64

That looks really interesting. Do you have any further photos of the end results. A complete Minifig using your custom parts. As I have seen you first build the master part and then you mold it. What material did you use? Woody64

Fantasy Warrior with custom shield, hair, wings, sword and podest. Woody64

Nice army. One question, what type of shako/helmet is this? Woody64

The red Lancers are really cool. Do you have some mor ephotos from this from other angles? Woody64

Which custom helmets or tools do you think off?

Well done !!!!!

Recently I ordered a group of my items all in black detail. Here's the result after applying a coat of gloss: From left to right: - Prussian Landwehr cap: used by a Hussar - Bavarian Dragoon Helmet - Austrian Infantry Helmet - Scott hat - Scottish Cap (Tam): used by a British infantrymen - Bearskin hat - French type shako with cockade - Hussar hat - Ferguson Helmet with hair piece - German M43 cap Woody64

Sadly they were simple faster then me (congratulations to ME): Woody64

For Napoloenic area use: - white for line infantry - dark blue for light infantry and artillery If you are more going for the 1870s then use the red one :)

What a luck that I didn't vote because the number of outstanding items were really amazing .... Woody64

Seen it the first time after having announced the winners. Rather beautiful !!!! Woody64

If they are looking like plastic then the intension is exactly matched. That was the purpose to change the white (WSF) material as nearby as possible. Woody64

really nice work. Woody64

During the retreat a lot of different troops having lost their units join. Due to the uniform mix it may be a picture of the Russian retreat where also unform parts where assembled and replaced by parts from other troops. Indeed it was done to show coloring in green and blue on WSF. 3 coats of paint and the result is not as bad.

... interesting tip: http://www.shapeways...tml?gid=ug11290

It's just for fun. But it was inspired by some plates I got covering hole regiments. So I started to make some decals covering the main roles in a regiment. Woody64

There are 2 versions of the shako in my shop. One is a little bit smaller. The size in diameter is strongly connected to the material used. Therefore I can't go beyond this margins since the 2 materials I use need 0.7mm and 1mm wall size which defines the diameter arround the hat. I have only a number of 70-100 minifigs with custom designed decals which I use with various of my custom items. Currently I have a showboard where 50 Minifigs all equipped with custom helmets or weapons are shown. Here's an item which can be used for the prussian Landwehr. But in principle for this item also the Lego standard hat can be used. Or do you see a big difference between Schirmmütze and the Lego standard item (for officers, train personal)? http://www.shapeways.com/modules/udesign/utils/openfile.php?id=194067&f=194067.v2.s13.blender.large.jpg Woody64

More are visible at: http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/249842 Woody64

Today the SCR-300 and the new british beret (scottish) have arrived: Woody64

User request: Fantasy Helmet (study)

Uglyduckling made a short overview about my methodology to produce such items: http://uglyduck-bric...ys-minifig.html Recently I switched from the material to Acrylic-based photopolymer (that's very nearby to plastic from the look and feel). Before I used the material White&Flexible (Nylon12), which looks on the photos a little bit porous, but has the advantage that my 3d printing provider offers green, red, blue and black. The list describes each photo above, and the item I've created for this minifig thirty years Soldier (German style Lobster): On the picture there's a thirty years soldier, but the helmet is also suitable for other historical periods. Ancient Spartan (Spartan Helmet, Sword, Shield): maybe one of the 300 17th Century Merchant (Hat): this item was originally requested by a forum user. The historic picture given was Rembrandts, Night Watch Farmer (Straw hat): was also requested by a user, I think Kevin thirty years Soldier (Lobster): also by request of a forum user British Ensign 18th Century (Lance): to protect the colours thirty years war cavalry men (Lobster, Pallasch): the straight version of the LEGO sword. Used by heavy cavalrymen. Scout (Scout cap): originally made by my brother Fantasy Warrior (Mace and Shield, Helmet by BrickTW): Middle age mace, Shield inspired by World of Warcraft and Helmet given by BrickTW Woody64

Beautiful - every nut, bolt and screw, nothing more to say .... Woody64

The printing customer provides black material. That's the reason for. Otherwise you buy transparent or white and have to color it yourself. Woody64

Hope to make my next order soon then I can present the real molds in 2-3 weeks. These items are already done smoothed: and here are some news: scotts kilt (study) light infantry helmet (American Civil war) American leather helmet Woody64