3D print - Human Anatomy!

Here are some pictures of the human anatomy sculpt which I printed out at my university! I haven't gotten over the fact that I have created the models. It is so surreal, yet so amazing! I really want to do print out more models and try to push the machines limited  I had to connect his arms to his sides as they were quite thin and the teachers didn't think they would hold. The on the muscle/skeleton side, he lost some of his tendons in the elbow and in his hand. He also lost his little finger as it was too thin. Other then that the model came out really nice. It has been glued twice, as the material is quite weak when printed. So a coat of clue has been put on him. The glue makes the colour more saturated and it just brings the colour to life really.

3D Print - Werewolf

At my university they got a 3D printer which I have been really lucky to test! First I printed out a werewolf which I have sculpted. After a great success with that, I moved on to print out my final year project which was human anatomy study. The werewolf is 12 cm tall and the human figure is 19 cm tall! It is such a surreal experience to work with pixels on a screen and move over to actual holding the model in your hand!

The werewolf were bit unfortunate because he lost his arm in the gluing process after the print. Luckily it was a clean cut and we were able to glue it back together. At the bottom, you can see that he has "high heels". We chose to put some cylinders under his feet, so it wouldn't break because of the weight. However, I want to try to remove them now, as the model is quite solid.

3d model in 3ds max

Printed model outside