I was practicing doing some modelling in Blender and made a unicorn for a friend..

A funky tealight holder

This is my first 3d model in openscad and it is 6cm cubed!Thanks to Triffid_Hunter for helping me with Openscad!

zbrush sculpt

Inspired on the new Planet of Apes.

Human head

I scanned my bother

Artec has quite the fancy collections of 3d Scans over at artec3d.com/gallery/3d-models/ .
This model is of the scan of Soppho's Head. I think this model is absolutely beautiful and was thrilled to find it. The STL has been given a flat bottom and fixed for holes in netfabb.

I printed her in White PLA from ProtoParadigm. At arms length she looks like she was cast in plaster.
protoparadigm.com/products-page/pla-3mm/white-pla-1kg-2-2-lbs-spool-3mm-filament/

This is a printable version of the sample scanned head you get with the 3 phase software. But getting it to a printable object is no mean feat it seems. I will try to describe the procedure here

The shower head in my apartment was mounted too low for someone my height. In stead of removing the current wall mount, drilling holes in a higher tile and mounting it there, I decided to printed an adapter.
The adapter raises the shower head by about 5 centimeters and rotates the angle of the shower head 15 degrees backwards so the water sprays higher and further.

This is a 6.500 inch scale of the 3D scan. Does anyone know what this bad boy is? I have A youtube video with this.

I chopped off his head!
I don't like using support so hear is a nice way to get him printed - no support needed

He is also 1.5 x bigger the the original so you get all the detail.

Another 3d scan from the Masonic Temple in Washington DC.

Remembering the fir trees tc_fea created early in the year, I figured this could be applied to hair. So, I did this little experiment. This is one of my TCad spheres, 12mm wide with a slightly Brainiac looking face added to it, with no mouth. The results look as though the hair may be blowing in the wind. It seems this would work much better on a larger scale head. This experiment, for me, is a success. Feel free to play with the source file on TinkerCad (listed below) to see what was done to get this effect.

This part was made with Tinkercad. Edit the part online at: tinkercad.com/p/acc099ef79d2ad8a/33

Unprintable? I don't think so!
I cleaned up mifga's model and printed it upside-down! It's hard to print, it get's easily knocked over while printing, but it's doable!

A bit late, but now I also have a contribution to the gangsta meme on thingiverse :-)

Ein Kopf für die Lego-Starwars Serie

added more detail in zbrush.. then reduced the polygoncount back to half the amount.

i will work on this more later.. maybe adding LED eyes

It will fit a shower handle with a 23mm to 21mm diameter. Screws are 35mm apart.

I got this at Obscura Antiques obscuraantiques.com in NYC. ( because I'm a huge fan of the show Oddities dsc.discovery.com/tv/oddities ) I went looking for something I could do a 3D scan of and print on my MakerBot. This was the creepiest, cheapest thing I could find that I thought would scan well. It also made me laugh when I pulled the string and found the mouth still moved.

It appears to be a 1930's Walt Disney Dopey Dwarf from Snow White, see: royaleaffairdolls.com/Repairs.html

I scanned it with Spinscan thingiverse.com/thing:9972 Which now supports color textured scans. The dimensions are still a little off causing scans to be squashed slightly... Math is hard. Let's go shopping!

While I'm waiting for my electronics to arrive, I had this awesome shell sitting on my desk and I thought I would make it a little more awesome (and/or ridiculous). Using this script, you can make spikes with attachments to snap on other things. As an example of what you can do, I created a bobblehead spike on top and a dragon hood ornament on the front. (note: I fully expect the dragon head to fly apart as soon as I start driving it around and running into things... but... look at it! Also: I know red shouldn't have wings, but it also shouldn't have a dragon or my head bobbing on top) This should ensure that if you find yourself around other turtle shell racers, you'll know which one is yours.

Requires Pin Connectors V2 thingiverse.com/thing:10541
Bobblehead thingiverse.com/thing:10822
Dragon Head thingiverse.com/thing:1462

Why should only people in New York have all the fun?

A work in progress because people always should be....

Bre's head with the bobblehead mount underneath.

Using Polhemus Scan of Bre Pettis thingiverse.com/thing:9010

This was the best I could do, I'm trying to make jesus' head without hair for a beard, or hair on his head and replace it with chia.

Ok smarty, go to a party, yo Bust A Buser

This OpenSCAD script creates two parts - a stand with a customizable name text in 8bit font thingiverse.com/thing:2054 and slices up a head scan and adds a pin connector slot thingiverse.com/thing:10288 This way you can make the head super big to get more detail to show as well as avoid the overhang under the bust from causing problems.

As an added bonus, my bust is now modular so you can use pin connectors to attach it to other things. You know you want to.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rick_Karr

The rumors are true. Stephen Colbert's head has gotten very big ;-)...so big that I hollowed it out and you can wear it. That's right, this is your very own wearable Stephen Colbert head so you to can be Stephen Colbert. No I'm not going Silence of the Lambs on y'all, it's printed in nylon. Its a tight fit in my large frame laser sintering machine...the material alone would cost thousands of dollars, but I want to build one so bad in one piece! Ah ha, maybe I can finance the building of it by gathering donations on Kickstarter? I have set up a build with 700 1/12 scale versions that will fit around the full scale head and be the reward for donating!

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Part of a ongoing project scanning the heads of bloggers, artists, DIYers, makers, musicians, hackers and anybody else we think is notable.

Made with a Polhemus 3d scanner at MakerBot.

Heads designed by Pratt student E.Tokatlioglu.

indymogul.com/

twitter.com/ErikBeck

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Part of a ongoing project scanning the heads of bloggers, artists, DIYers, makers, musicians, hackers and anybody else we think is notable.

Made with a Polhemus 3d scanner at MakerBot.

kimboekbinder.com
theimpossiblegirl.com

twitter.com/kimboekbinder

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Part of a ongoing project scanning the heads of bloggers, artists, DIYers, makers, musicians, hackers and anybody else we think is notable.

Made with a Polhemus 3d scanner at MakerBot.