3D Printed Pokemon Sword and Shield Starters
The newest exclusive design by Kong for our Patrons - Pokemon Sword and Shield starters Grookey, Scorbunny, and Sobble.
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Parts used (some affiliate - no extra charge to you)
Adventurer 3 by FlashForge USA: http://bit.ly/2MrkeR3
Airbrush Set: https://amzn.to/2QTOZmA
Airbrush Paint: https://amzn.to/2RXMSKF
Amazon PLA: https://amzn.to/2BHPwiW
Primer: https://amzn.to/2rMqny6
Acrylic Paint: https://amzn.to/2IHUqRr
Thin Paint Brushes: https://amzn.to/2SDm47F
Background Music:
Pokémon Theme - Cole Rolland
Pokémon Theme - Guitar Cover by Cláudio Santos
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Super talented!
Thanks!
This is really awesome. I teach english to a teenager who is crazy about these characters. If he sees this he will make his father get him a 3D printer!
So, I am guessing the materials for printing thes dolls are relatively cheap.
I was under the impression that 3D printing was very expensive (plus all the work to have the final product).
Great work. Very enticing video
The actual materials for something like this is very inexpensive. A roll of PLA filament is around $20 - and this uses about 10% of a spool. The costly part (along with the price of the printer) is the knowledge needed to properly use the machine. There is a very steep learning curve on making sure your printer gets you parts that are high quality. This is one of the main reasons people charge a lot for printed parts. It takes a lot of knowledge to get the printed part, a decent amount of time to make sure everything prints properly, and the opportunity cost of the machine being in use. This is all ignoring the good 5+ hours I spent painting them afterwards haha.
I actually wrote a book to help new people get into 3D printing if you (or they) were ever interested.
Thanks for the message!
Awesome pokemon figures! I love pokemon and I love all three of the new starters. Cant decide which one I'll use when I play the game. Did you know that the hairstyles of the powerpuff girls matches the ears/hair of these starters? I've never done any 3D printing before, I've never even seen it being done, I just came by to show support and share the love of pokemon. Cheers!
Thank you! And I saw a few memes comparing them haha. Definitely a similarity.
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They are really cute although I haven't followed up on Pokemon and don't recognise them but I'm in for a Pikachu.
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