3D Printed T-800 Endoskeleton Part 2
Lot's of sanding and cleaning up parts to make it fit together nicely.
I experimented with some putty found in the hardware store to smoothen out layer lines, but the putty I bought was difficult to work with. It cured so fast and it smelled awful and had to do it outside, so I gave up on it.
As you can see, there is alot of layer lines, and sanding is just not enough if you want a smooth surface.
In the next part I will paint the T-800. In the meantime, check out the gallery below:
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