I've been thinking about getting a Makerbot or RepRap to do this sort of thing, but I don't think that those low cost machines are up to it. Has anyone tried this sort of thing with low-res machines?
You did a great job! I hope to make a BJD soon, and find that the way you jointed the whole torso is wonderful! Don't worry, I won't copy you, lol. Just a wannabe (soon to be artist?) here, admiring a pro. :)
@thedevo01 - the Objet 3D printer can produce these moving ball and socket joints in a single print with n need for assembly. This is one of the advantages of using Objet 3D printers which are based on inkjet photopolymer jetting technology - the ability to create highly accurate moving parts within a greater whole.
@Elastikid No you're not. You haven't run into the dad from the wild thornberry's face photoshopped onto The Little Mermaid singing a song while he's yelling "MUR MUR MUR" in the background, have you?
She's beautiful. Ray Harryhausen would have killed for this technology.
Was the bone white color an artistic choice, or is it a limitation of the technology? I know some people buy ball-joint dolls without color, and then paint them themselves. Both hair and eyes are on the market, but I suspect you could have done eyes. Hair... is that possible, or is that for next year's machine? ^_~
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Leave it to a computer nerd to make a "doll" with such realistic tits and so much focus on the flexxxibility of the hips! Yeah, that's so much better than barbie for my kid to play with, ha ha. I'd bet you're wondering now how you can make it life sized out of latex, and how to stick your computer inside of it in order to make the perfect woman.
Put some eyes in it, add some hair, and tint her skin any of the variety of skin tones found in the human race, and yeah, I think it WOULD be better for your kids to play with than Barbie.
BTW, what is the point of going on the Internet to call somebody a nerd? Or did you dictate that comment to your more-literate buddy?
your design is stunning.
anovasinn 2 days ago
You sir are nothing short of a genius.
TheCartographer89 2 days ago
Locus solus
Wirewrap36 6 days ago
I've been thinking about getting a Makerbot or RepRap to do this sort of thing, but I don't think that those low cost machines are up to it. Has anyone tried this sort of thing with low-res machines?
MrRJBowman 2 weeks ago
@MrRJBowman i have looked at them to. Their resolution is to poor at present to pull off something this fine.
anovasinn 2 days ago
W O W
stomachlining 2 weeks ago
fap fap fap fap fap fap!!
BABarracus6 2 weeks ago
Reminds me of my GIJoe toy Action Figure (doll) from the 60s but a little more flexible and with alien eyes.
MisterBech 3 weeks ago
You did a great job! I hope to make a BJD soon, and find that the way you jointed the whole torso is wonderful! Don't worry, I won't copy you, lol. Just a wannabe (soon to be artist?) here, admiring a pro. :)
MermaidsAreNice 1 month ago
wonderful. i love these translucent materials.
mindovermatter73 1 month ago
I would LOVE to have a 7-11 cm version of this! a BJD for my BJD
kireix 1 month ago
can i buy her
ladyxligh 1 month ago
@thedevo01 - the Objet 3D printer can produce these moving ball and socket joints in a single print with n need for assembly. This is one of the advantages of using Objet 3D printers which are based on inkjet photopolymer jetting technology - the ability to create highly accurate moving parts within a greater whole.
ObjetGeometries 1 month ago
I'm in the weird part of YouTube...
Elastikid 1 month ago
@Elastikid No you're not. You haven't run into the dad from the wild thornberry's face photoshopped onto The Little Mermaid singing a song while he's yelling "MUR MUR MUR" in the background, have you?
True story.
Al3xHarmon 1 month ago
She's beautiful. Ray Harryhausen would have killed for this technology.
Was the bone white color an artistic choice, or is it a limitation of the technology? I know some people buy ball-joint dolls without color, and then paint them themselves. Both hair and eyes are on the market, but I suspect you could have done eyes. Hair... is that possible, or is that for next year's machine? ^_~
SailorBarsoom 2 months ago
Was this printed in pieces and put together, or can printers of this kind print such things right away?
thedevo01 2 months ago
Fap FapFapFapFapFapFapFapFapFapFapFapFapFapFapFapFapFapFapFap!!!!!!!!!!!
Egeorgewill 2 months ago
@Egeorgewill wth xD
CielCosplayer 1 month ago
anybody ever told you the empty eye sockets are creepy as shit?
alienjoe123 2 months ago
giggity
thebeastmodeplaya 2 months ago
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Leave it to a computer nerd to make a "doll" with such realistic tits and so much focus on the flexxxibility of the hips! Yeah, that's so much better than barbie for my kid to play with, ha ha. I'd bet you're wondering now how you can make it life sized out of latex, and how to stick your computer inside of it in order to make the perfect woman.
SoyBoySigh 3 months ago
@SoyBoySigh lolumad bruh?
Rel7eGaDe 2 months ago
@SoyBoySigh
Put some eyes in it, add some hair, and tint her skin any of the variety of skin tones found in the human race, and yeah, I think it WOULD be better for your kids to play with than Barbie.
BTW, what is the point of going on the Internet to call somebody a nerd? Or did you dictate that comment to your more-literate buddy?
SailorBarsoom 2 months ago
@SoyBoySigh You obviously have never heard of Asian Ball Jointed Dolls before have you? That's what they're supposed to look like...
enchainedtreasures 1 month ago 2
seriously she can bend like tht??this is great work!
PUCCAnis 3 months ago
This really is breath taking, Bravo, Bravo.
StormRisingOriginal 3 months ago
can u do a tutoril on how to make this type of body which can move plsssss
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StormRisingOriginal 3 months ago
Beautiful!!!.... speechless
akura2 5 months ago
great work, amazing
surfkid1111 5 months ago
it's great - what kind of 3d printer are you using?
johnnycache 8 months ago
@johnnycache For this the Objet-printer. For most of my work the ZCorp...
EricVanStraateniPod 8 months ago
Fabulous Sculpt, I adore all her joints and possibility!
Marvelous!!!
jinxxtube 1 year ago