I like this printer because instead of buying costly action figures you can buy this printer and make you own action figure’s as many as you want for showcase
Hello Nick! Indeed we use acrylic paint, we recommend the vallejo one amzn.to/3odvGTs In the description of the video you can find the rest of the materials used to paint!
Hi Alexy! The original model seems that was taken down, that's why we also removed the link. Nevertheless, we found a very similar model: www.myminifactory.com/prints/3d-print-cubone-pokemon-28702
Hi Luciano It's transparent coating which smooths the surface of the model, this is the one we use amzn.to/3AsY7kw You can find here themachinebros.com/beginners-guide-paint-your-3d-printing/ other tips about 3d printing post-processing Cheers!
Hi Alejandro Here (themachinebros.com/3d-print-pokemon-compilation/) you can find all the 3D printing setting for the Pokémon. But, we are a little bit lost with the time frame, what you mean is the timing of how the time-lapse is done?
What’s the deal with all the oversized tongues on these models? I’ve looked for a fair amount of Pokémon stl files and for whatever reason a lot of them have solid sculpts on the body but then the faces are almost always off in some way. If not a weird treatment of the mouth, then the faces tend to be oddly flat. I’m a big fan that cubone model. I wish there was a live link for it
@@TheMachineBros Hey, what's the specific tip that you use, as well as the speed of the dremel? Everything I search about using a dremel for smoothing, it's not recommended because of the heat can cause the filament to melt, messing with the print. Edit: Also, this is fantastic and thanks for sharing. I found this video originally on Thingiverse and really enjoyed watching these be put together and painted. My kids are looking forward to me printing these now :)
Hi Refugio! It depends on the filament you use and the amount of infill. In our case, we use approximately 670g of filament in total for all the 7 Pokémon. So, using for example a PLA hatchbox, which costs approximately $25 per 1Kg, we would end up spending almost $17 to print them all. In this example we do not take into account the costs of electricity or operation of the 3D printer, nor do we take into account paint and extras. But in summary, in material, approximately $17 is spent.
@@TheMachineBros the k you it’s not much but yea you’re right there are other factors to consider does the printer used much electricity. I’m just wondering I would like to make some figures but idk if I should buy the printer and do it by myself or I just order from a print service only if is available
I like this printer because instead of buying costly action figures you can buy this printer and make you own action figure’s as many as you want for showcase
So relaxxxx.....i like your painting work
Trop bien fait
Que es lo transparente que le aplicas, y como llegas al color blanco que se forma?
Your prints are awesome 😎👍 what is the soundtrack you're using during the Eevee section please? 😊
Amazing! What platform u used to design the Pokémons?
these are amazing! What air brush are you using?
So that what those things are called
How do you do the supports for like the Psyduck?
are you leaving everything at 100 z height or did you change them around my bulbasuar looks huge to everything else
What type of paint are you using please? Is it acrylic paint?
Just started printing and need to buy paint..
But the set I brought dosnt stick
Hello Nick!
Indeed we use acrylic paint, we recommend the vallejo one amzn.to/3odvGTs
In the description of the video you can find the rest of the materials used to paint!
love them.. what do u use to print/spray them please?
Spray paint
podrías compartir tu perfil de soportes y balsa personalizada?
Hola Dante, ¿Quieres es el factory file de simplify3D?
Can you provide a link to the Cubone 3d model? Its the only model that is missing a URL. 😭
Hi Alexy!
The original model seems that was taken down, that's why we also removed the link. Nevertheless, we found a very similar model: www.myminifactory.com/prints/3d-print-cubone-pokemon-28702
What is the shiny thing you used bwfore de color?
Hi Luciano
It's transparent coating which smooths the surface of the model, this is the one we use amzn.to/3AsY7kw
You can find here themachinebros.com/beginners-guide-paint-your-3d-printing/ other tips about 3d printing post-processing
Cheers!
Could you tell me what type of 3D printer you used?
It’s an Ender 3, but you should avoid it. It sucks. Buy an Elegoo instead
What was your settings for this print? N time frame!??
Hi Alejandro
Here (themachinebros.com/3d-print-pokemon-compilation/) you can find all the 3D printing setting for the Pokémon. But, we are a little bit lost with the time frame, what you mean is the timing of how the time-lapse is done?
what kind of supports are you using
Hi Robert!
We used personalized supports, you can find the slicer info here: themachinebros.com/3d-print-pokemon-compilation/
What’s the deal with all the oversized tongues on these models? I’ve looked for a fair amount of Pokémon stl files and for whatever reason a lot of them have solid sculpts on the body but then the faces are almost always off in some way. If not a weird treatment of the mouth, then the faces tend to be oddly flat. I’m a big fan that cubone model. I wish there was a live link for it
what is the transparent primer?
como puedes usar musica de pokemon? sin copyright?
Magia pokemon
Why didn't you make Bulbasure;;;;
He's here! ua-cam.com/video/gbawwJ-qrJQ/v-deo.html
No Bulbasaur? 😢
Do you use Cura and if so, what are your settings for your supports?
Sorry Recluse.
We use Simplify3D, Just in case, you can fin all the settings here: themachinebros.com/3d-print-pokemon-compilation/
whats the screwdriver like thing used for smoothing? something like a dremel? product link? Thank you!
Hello Jose! Indeed is a Dremel, here's the link of the one we use: amzn.to/323UQNs
@@TheMachineBros Hey, what's the specific tip that you use, as well as the speed of the dremel?
Everything I search about using a dremel for smoothing, it's not recommended because of the heat can cause the filament to melt, messing with the print.
Edit: Also, this is fantastic and thanks for sharing. I found this video originally on Thingiverse and really enjoyed watching these be put together and painted. My kids are looking forward to me printing these now :)
where to get models?
Hi! You can find them in the description of the video :)
Do you sell these?
Hi Ballu!
Sorry, we don't sell them. With our videos and the website we show people how to make by them themselves
How much is cost to print them?
Hi Refugio!
It depends on the filament you use and the amount of infill. In our case, we use approximately 670g of filament in total for all the 7 Pokémon. So, using for example a PLA hatchbox, which costs approximately $25 per 1Kg, we would end up spending almost $17 to print them all. In this example we do not take into account the costs of electricity or operation of the 3D printer, nor do we take into account paint and extras. But in summary, in material, approximately $17 is spent.
@@TheMachineBros the k you it’s not much but yea you’re right there are other factors to consider does the printer used much electricity. I’m just wondering I would like to make some figures but idk if I should buy the printer and do it by myself or I just order from a print service only if is available
Print ma boy, snom
What ink?
Hi Fifie
These (amzn.to/3odvGTs) are the acrylic paints we normally use to paint the models.
Cheers
@@TheMachineBros thank you so much😊
Waw
sorry but that soundtrack is disgraceful to pokemon it sounds horrid. Love your work though it's insanely good