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gamercanal
gamercanal

Carísimos tus archivos

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Arkym3Des
Arkym3Des

Tranquilo entonces 👍 cualquier cosa me avisas (no avisar).
leanneblu
leanneblu

is it possible to get this in an OBJ file for 3d printing please.

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Arkym3Des
Arkym3Des

I didn't understand the question. The STL format is the most appropriate for 3D printing; the same files that are printed and photographed are the same in cults.

Arkym3Des
Arkym3Des

Yes, I can put it in OBJ; please wait for an update throughout the day.

ModestModeler
ModestModeler

Hi, I bought your Female Mechanic Holding a Power Drill and there's an error on the hand holding the drill. Can you fix the fingers or refund?

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Arkym3Des
Arkym3Des

Hi, I’ve just checked and confirmed that there was indeed an error. I remember correcting it previously, but it seems I uploaded the wrong file. I’ve now updated it on Cults. I hope everything is correct this time. Sorry for the inconvenience, and thank you for bringing it to my attention.

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Arkym3Des
Arkym3Des

I hope you like it, and that you’ll visit my little shop often. New updates for garage dioramas are coming soon!

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ModestModeler
ModestModeler

Thank you very much! I'll follow to keep up to date with new models :)

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krstkcy
krstkcy

hello dear
i want to learn how u made your 3d models
can u say to me your program for made stl

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Arkym3Des
Arkym3Des

I use ZBrush for non-geometric models and SolidWorks for geometric modeling, such as an oil display stand.

Arkym3Des
Arkym3Des

Since these are miniatures, there are certain areas where you can “cheat” a bit — spots that even the best printer in the world wouldn’t reproduce perfectly. However, when it comes to clothing or some accessories, the details become very noticeable. I print a lot of miniatures, and many of them have modeling errors where thin walls end up exposed. I usually make sure those thin walls don’t exist by thickening or integrating them into the main piece, so I can print it in a way that prevents parts of the clothing from coming off or breaking due to being too thin.

krstkcy
krstkcy

Can you share nude person with us then we can try some but if u share it with bone and joint then its made easy for us

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Arkym3Des
Arkym3Des

I appreciate the request — it’s definitely in my plans. However, for now, I’ll have to pass. Models like that are on my to-do list, but it’ll still take a little while before I get to them.
revandmrscole
revandmrscole

How well will the oil shelves scale to 1/24?

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Arkym3Des
Arkym3Des

The files are very good in 1/24 scale - keeping all the details along with being easy to print and especially paint - both resin and filament, however I suggest that if you are going to make 1/24 in resin you will have to make new supports, since the size/weight ratio of the file already with supports are optimized for 1/87, 1/64 and 1/43.