TrentTroop@Hairytoe100 I'm not sure where my print of this one is, a lot of my stuff is in storage. The key is about 2 inches long, which makes it abouta little shorter than the average modern rifle for a deluxe-scale figure.
TrentTroop@MasterFarr01 No, these are for half-sized figures of my own design. I am considering making some Galaxy Harnesses that would use elastic bands rather than straps, and so would work on mutliple kinds of 5.5"-6" figures, if that sounds interesting.
TrentTroop@Rotorstorm to clarify, the large kit option has both leg options, both flat and wheels down.
TrentTroop@Rotorstorm The large kit has the alternate "wheels down" leg option. And yes, the high-detail heads would be interchangible with the ones that come aprued.
TrentTroop@squiggy119 Your suggestion has been noted, and was the first time. I get notifications on every comment made on my products.
TrentTroop@HarleyQuinade This one won't. But I just posted a version specifically scaled for Roadburn, with the correct connectors, here: https://www.shapeways.com/product/7ENBCBLJ8/verity-carlo-head-for-cw-roadburn
TrentTroop@benjamin_collins_1995 The leading brick brand doesn't like it when I use their NAME. I'll do commissions for personal use, but I'm avoiding their IP entirely for the store.
TrentTroop@demonok54 That is certainly something I could do as a commission. I currently have a backlog of items to produce, but commissions take priority. If you'd be interested in a commission, PM and we can discuss details.
TrentTroop@arsnof These wouldn't, Siege pegs are 3mm, but I whipped up a set that is compatible, here: https://www.shapeways.com/product/YLXBMWWEG/rodimus-stars-transformers-siege
TrentTroop@john_wright02 I tend to use miniatures paints thinned with rubbing alcohol. If you're starting with a versatile plastic you'll want to do many, many thin coats, let the nylon really drink in the color, and let them dry thoroughly between coats, especially the first few. It will look patchy to start, that's normal. After several coats you'll get a smoother surface less prone to bleed, and you can start in on details.
For detail plastic, I recommend priming and then painting in thin coats.
TrentTroop@Heckfire Sorry about that. The tool isn't working properly, and we're hoping Shapeways can get it up and running soon. Reporting the issue to Shapeways can't hurt.
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