by Thinktank DT/PG Workbench: TFP Megatron Upgrade Kit |
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| Omnibot Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 237 Location: UK Collection Count: somewhere between 15 and 20 | Looks VERY nice.
I'm a Jack/Arcee shipper and damn proud of that fact.![]() I finally caved and ordered a Voyager Megs from amazon last night (at about 4am my time ), so it should get here either this weekend or next week.I'll definitely be ordering one of these beauts. How thick do the parts have to be for the prints to be physically stable? These look to be about 2mm thick at most. (I ask because i'm making some show-accurate arms, wings and weapons for my FE Arcee) Also, does the sword clip together in any way? Or is it just held together by friction when extended? Don't like that? Tough. |
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| | #132 |
| Terrorcon Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 1,761 Location: Santee, CA. | can I just throw my money at you now?? http://tiny.cc/My-Feedbackhttp://tiny.cc/My-TF-Collection |
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| Inventor of Mac'n Cheese Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 485 Location: Where arn't I? Collection Count: Too Many | The blades are just a bit over 2mm, If I remember 2.3mm. Also the blades currently don't clip together, the FUD material is frail and such a thing would probly break right off. ![]() Click here for my Shapeways Store |
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| | #134 |
| Constructicon Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 766 Location: Over there, next to that... Collection Count: Almost too many, almost... | I can dance for it if you like. ![]() Want one? Please click below: http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/commis...grade-kit.html |
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| Inventor of Mac'n Cheese Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 485 Location: Where arn't I? Collection Count: Too Many | Here it is compared to that ugly thing Hasbro gave us. ![]() ![]() Click here for my Shapeways Store |
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| My Name is Football Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 2,341 Location: PA Collection Count: ∞ News Credits: 6 | Looks great! |
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| | #137 |
| Terrorcon Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 1,761 Location: Santee, CA. | cant wait to get my hands on this.. http://tiny.cc/My-Feedbackhttp://tiny.cc/My-TF-Collection |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 9,802 Location: Illinois Collection Count: currently.. about 150 or so I think News Credits: 2 | Damn, I really don't want to buy the figure, but your canon is making me wanna push the but button.. looks great guys. Do we have a finalized price yet? |
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| | #139 |
| Constructicon Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 766 Location: Over there, next to that... Collection Count: Almost too many, almost... | For now the marketing model is: Standard: $30-40 ish. [[Printed at Shapeways and cleaned/inspected, painted, and assembled.]] Deluxe: $45-60 ish. [[Printed by a higher grade outfit, and cleaned/inspected, painted, and assembled.]] Wallet Crusher!!!: $80-95 ish. [[Printed in the highest quality resolution and materials, you know the rest.]] As stated before we are exploring recasting as a possible method for production. But it has to work correctly after casting which can be a bit daunting with a design like the EOD kit. I have made notes of some of the folks interested in this, but to make sure I do not miss anybody please PM me and let me know which verson you are interested in. That way this thread doesn't choke on "Me too" posts. ![]() Want one? Please click below: http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/commis...grade-kit.html |
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| Maximal Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 344 Location: Canada News Credits: 3 | Would a recast be possible for those who wouldn't be interested in any internal electronics? Just wondering if leaving all that out makes the recasting process any simpler (I don't know how the pieces are split for this thing so recasting might not even be viable depending on that). Very awesome looking by the way. |
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