Just kicked out the popular "hollow drum" pieces found on the Trons.

 

Modeled another Alphatron part. The Small Extensor.

 

Micronauts Emperor by Emiliano Santalucia.

 

My own Emperor slowly gets closer to completion...

 

Just modeled the "Magic Hand" accessory from the Battle Station.

 

Microtron arm done.

 

Now Microtron with bendy elbows!



And buzzsaw hand!

 

Just tried making hoofs for the various Micronauts horses. I need black ones for Lantaurion and Pegasus.

 

makes me wonder if it was possible for Hasbro to import and dub the Microman anime for western audiences?

 

Here is my half sized 3d printed figure with the real Microtron (who has my bendy arm!)

 

I know Baron Karza and similar figures are remolds/recolors of a guy named Steel Jeeg. I did not realize how much they blunted his large missiles. The were pointy compared to the Micronauts ones.

 

Just tried modeling these Astro Station chairs. The curves are harder than they look.

 

Here is a fun experiment. I am not only converting an Acroyear into CAD files one piece at a time, but I am upsizing it to Baron Karza size, while maintaining 5mm pegs and holes.

 

I got my prototype prints in for Microtron treads.




The rubber treads are not bad. I need to shave a tiny bit off them in the next print to make them tighter.

 

Tried upsizing a mix of parts I had laying about to make a 6+ inch tall figure looking somewhat like Acroyear and made with 5mm pegs pieces.

 

It's a slow time for TF Preorders so I've been picking off the odd MicroGuy from my list. Had this the first time around but the knee-joints crumbled so I've finally picked another up and.....so far so good.

 

My upscale Acroyear Armroid is coming along.

 

Just picked up the Cosmic Spider-Man with the alternate head as Ray Coffin. He scales great with Baron Karza! Definitely get this guy.

 

If Hasbro won't make one, I will do it myself!

 

I am having some luck making rubber tires and treads for my Micronauts vehicles. The front tires and the treads are all printed here.