The MANDALORIAN - 3Dprinting & Painting N’stuff

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A giant resin MANDALORIAN - 3D printing & painting tutorial N’stuff

This is a full video build of the Mandalorian, with Grogu of course.
It’s a comprehensive look at all the steps from start to finish.
This time the video build is more like “Made by a maker, for other makers.”
A lot of typical stuff but also something new. Like new mediums. Especially the UV resin stuff, its so versatile.
So yeah, always looking to share a tip & trick or two;) with my fellow maker enthusiasts.
Thats why this time it’s close to no talking in the video. But I believe the visuals with some descriptions will tell the whole story.

Chapters
0:00 Opening
0:37 Intro
2:54 The finished prints
3:59 Priming, sanding & filling
5:04 UV resin «Quick Fix»
7:00 Chrome basecoat
7:50 Beskar chrome
8:40 The basecoat
12:04 Making Grogu
14:00 Example - The «Painting» starts
16:26 Example - Weathering details
19:30 Painting the remaining parts
20:30 Burnt metal
22:50 Last details
26:07 Display base
27:16 The Reveal

Oh yeah. It’s spelled Tatooine. Not Tattoin.
Don’t know why I did that…..Sorry, must have been late….

Link to the 3D model from The Gambody site:
https://www.gambody.com/3d-models/man...

You can follow my prop making on Instagram: Instagram.com/propsnstuff
And sometimes on Facebook: facebook.com/justpropsnstuff

And just in case you where wondering, here is a list of some of the basic paints and materials I used for this build:
Mig Matt Surface Primer
Green Stuff World Liquid Mask
PrimaCreator Water washable Resin
Plain PLA filament
Green stuff World paints. Varios colours, see the video and take a snapshot.
And a lot of patience!

Music and editing with Final Cut Pro

Music from the YouTube library:
Eternal Garden
Instant Crush
Scouting
Wrong
Alone
Kwon
Walking in the sky
Sunrise in Paris
Empire seasons
Subway dreams

I’m just an hobbyist that loves to make Props and other Stuff.
And so I am sharing this build just for the love of all things creative.
But…

Remember. I myself am only an amateur at this.
So if you rely on the information shown or voiced in this video, you do so at your own risk. Read the labels of all glues, paints and other materials you use, and always follow the proper instructions. And naturally, all the opinions voiced or shown in this video are only my own opinions. Have fun & stay safe!