3D Printed T-800 Endoskeleton · Part 4 of 10

3D Printed T-800 Endoskeleton Part 4

Re-imagine the T-800. Remove old paint job with acetone and smoothen out layer lines with epoxy putty.

I've read online that you can mix Milliput with alcohol to get a slurry that you can paint over areas that are not smooth, let it dry and sand it to get a smooth surface. I thought I should try that on the T-800..

This process had to be repeated 2-3 times to get a nice smooth surface and get rid of the layer lines.

I also had to re-scribe panel lines and other details that had been covered with putty.

smoothed out layer lines

This took quite some time, but the result is really nice. I am sure there are better and faster ways to get a smooth surface, but I am happy with the results.

repair

I also had to repair a part of the shoulder blade with styrene

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