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DIY 3D Printed Party Props

3D Modeling

Good afternoon friends! Recently, the use of various props for a festive photo shoot is gaining popularity: glasses, mustaches, beards, hearts, etc.

The first thing we need is somewhere to dig up models for printing. In order not to bother with modeling, I will share the easiest way to make models - it will be a bundle of the flaticon resource + the easiest online program for modeling Tinkercad.

Finding a blank for the model on the flaticon website

Website address: http://www.flaticon.com/ Question : what can be found there?

Answer : blanks for our 3D vector models, which we will later convert to *.stl format

:idea: Important: you need to download vector drawings in *.svg format

I'll show you with lips as an example. Using the search, we find the picture we need:

Move the mouse over the glasses and click view:

In the window that opens, click download in * . SVG format

So, we have the picture. Next, we need to transform it into a 3D model and make a connector for attaching the stick. You don’t need to make a connector: print it with a minimum thickness and just stick a stick, but I decided to do everything thoroughly.

Transform SVG to STL using Tinkercad

Site address: https://www.tinkercad.com/ If someone else is not registered there, then you need to go through the registration procedure - everything is simple there operating systems not lower than Windows 7

1) Create a new design in Tinkerkade. And in the editor that opens, add your model. To do this:

- open the import tab (1)

- select the file you recently downloaded (2)

- set 30% of the loaded size (otherwise the picture will be loaded on the whole table. You choose the percentage yourself)

- press the import button (3)

2) Then we play with the help of the ruler with the sizes you need:

3) Make a hole for the stick:

- select the Holes section

- transfer the cylinder to the work plane (1)

- set the dimensions of the cylinder

- transfer the cylinder to your model (2)

- select the entire structure with the mouse and press the Group button ( 3)_

4) Save the resulting model in *. STL format and open it in Cur-e

Print, stick in a sushi stick for example or whatever you find at hand and voila:

This is still ... a few more pictures:

Well, the models are ready:

- Mustache with glasses -tyts - lips - tyts - heart - tyts - points - tytsI will add more models as they are made. If you make such props - share models!

Thank you for your attention!

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3D printing for the film industry | 3D Print Expo

3D printing is changing the film industry. Shooting props, mock-ups, and even parts of character costumes can now be made faster, more accurately, and cheaper. Of course, this does not mean that props and designers were left without work: on the contrary, they received a new tool that is in many ways superior to the usual ones.

It's cheaper to blow up a printed car than a real one

In adventure films, we often see spectacular explosions of equipment: cars, planes, helicopters. If you use real vehicles for filming, the budget of the film will grow noticeably. And what if it doesn’t come out to shoot from the first take? Then the costs must be multiplied by two, or even by three.

3D printed models made in real scale (eg 1:3 or less) fly just as spectacularly, but save the film crew thousands of dollars. And they can always be reproduced at a lower cost, because the most difficult part of the work is drawing a digital model on a computer. It only needs to be done once. Next will be printing, assembly of modules and finishing of models. This also takes time and effort, but in the end it is cheaper than buying a real car. Or make a model in traditional analog ways.

It was 3D printing that was used by the filmmakers of Skyfall 007 for the Bond car explosion scene. They assembled a 1:3 scale model of a car from 18 printed parts. And the labor was justified, because today this legendary premium car, the Aston Martin DB5, costs over $400,000. Previously, layout decorators worked with cardboard, plaster, plywood and wood; now they have a universal material - plastic for 3D printing.

Night props

3D printers have revolutionized props making. Now unique items and artifacts, unusual dishes, weapons, armor and interior items can simply be printed. This saves time, especially if you need to make several identical things. Now even the most caustic blooper hunter will not find the difference between the two swords in different scenes: objects made on a 3D printer from the same model are always identical in shape.

In the film industry, plastic is often used to print "secondary" props that appear only briefly in the frame: for example, filling the shelves in the heroes' room; table setting in the background. They require minimal finishing and can be printed faster due to their poor surface quality.

More time is spent on props of the first plan. After printing, it needs to be painted, varnished; apply texture. But still, 3D printers save props a lot of time and money.

There are printed objects in films that are included in the gold fund of world cinema: for example, in The Hobbit, elven swords, artifacts (the key to Erebor), parts of armor (bracers, helmets) and even parts of plastic makeup: ears and noses are made in this way orcs.

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