Portal 2 Miniature Turret obj

Design by chamoo232

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DIY kit of Portal 2's iconic Turret. The kit need some assembly and is not in color. I designed it in pieces si it would be much easier to paint. Since it's in pieces it require glue and a pointy tool to clean the compacted powder from the antenna and back leg hole is also suggested. Once assembled it stand about 15 cm tall.

cm: 6.704 w x 5.578 d x 9.224 h

in: 2.639 w x 2.196 d x 3.631 h

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GANKUTSU_O_TAKU says:

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@chamoo232 After leaving my comment I did some browsing and found exactly what you're talking about. Thanks for the friendly response, I wasn't sure if you'd be upset with the question...

June 3, 2013, 3:06 am

chamoo232 says:

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@GANKUTSU_O_TAKU Pretty much everything on this website is taken or inspired from copyrighted stuff. People love collectables and often there isn't any official stuff available or the prices are just ridiculous. I wanted a Portal 2 turret on my desk but when Valve finally revealed an official figure they priced it at a ridiculous 300$. That's when I decided to make my own. I think Shapeways would shut down if they started stopping people from printing anything that look like something that already exist. It would be extremely hard to filter and would cut 95% of this website's users.

June 2, 2013, 7:17 pm

GANKUTSU_O_TAKU says:

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I'm not trying to antagonize you or anything but I'm new and I thought we weren't allowed to make things like this for copyright reasons...

June 1, 2013, 11:02 pm

Toadsanime says:

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Included this in an article for Coin Arcade about 3D-printed Portal items. Great work. http://coinarcade.org/2013/03/25/these-3d-printed-portal-items-will-blow-your-mind/

March 25, 2013, 9:58 pm

chamoo232 says:

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@mihunai The square effect isn't as bad in real as in the finished pictures. I had a light pointed directly at it for the picture so the shadow make every face show but in a regular room it look much better. I could have tried smoothing it a bit more before painting. I tried sanding it but since it's nylon plastic it take time to sand down. The model is really made for those who want to build their own turret like for plastic model cars.

February 11, 2013, 11:16 pm