Bloxen, Weathered
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Published on October 15, 2012
Derived from
Bloxen, Sidewalk Chalk Mold
by zheng3
Description
"Every empire crumbles beneath the wheels of time."
--Qie Zi, The Art of Seej
This is a plaster-cast Sidewalk Chalk Bloxen, sculpted with a chisel and scanned with Autodesk 123D Catch.
It's a fully usable Seej bloxen: I edited the scanned mesh to include a pair of mortises on the bottom.
--Qie Zi, The Art of Seej
This is a plaster-cast Sidewalk Chalk Bloxen, sculpted with a chisel and scanned with Autodesk 123D Catch.
It's a fully usable Seej bloxen: I edited the scanned mesh to include a pair of mortises on the bottom.
Instructions
No assembly necessary. Just print and play Seej.
You can grab the STLs for the original molds on Thingiverse.
--=] Copypasta Seej Verbiage [=--
Seej is a tabletop wargame based around 3D printing. Check out s33j.net for rules and more information.
If you're not playing Seej yet, you'll need the Seej starter set: thingiverse.com/thing:24013
You can grab the STLs for the original molds on Thingiverse.
--=] Copypasta Seej Verbiage [=--
Seej is a tabletop wargame based around 3D printing. Check out s33j.net for rules and more information.
If you're not playing Seej yet, you'll need the Seej starter set: thingiverse.com/thing:24013
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schmarty
on
October 16, 2012
said:
Do I have this right?
1) Digitally designed as a mold
2) 3D printed
3) Cast into plaster
4) Chiseled
5) Scanned
6) 3D printed
Could be an interesting experiment in generational loss. :)
zheng3
on
October 16, 2012
said:
Yep, that's right.
Technically step 0 was designing the positive (the basic seej bloxen) and then turning it into a mold in step 1.
Step 5.5 would be adding the mortises on the bottom of the mesh, since I didn't scan those and I wanted it to be compatible with existing bloxen.
I'm waiting for a scan/print solution that will pick up all the little scratches in the plaster model. That will rule.
License
Bloxen, Weathered by zheng3 is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
Brilliant! Man, that rules.