G1 Arcee Generation 1 style scratch build and reproduce Arcee. *Scratch built custom original components. *G1 Style. *Fully transformable. *Molded with SRT-30 RTV silicone. *Cast with Plasticast urethane. *Painted with Tamiya enamels. *Pins are from sewing needles, screws are 2.6mm model tank screws and random wood screws. *Total project cost was ~$850 Aud, total time was ~6 months. I consider this to be done now. In future I may do a heamaster to replace the head but I am satisfied with the current one. I added a ball joint to the neck as well. I ran into a problem while painting. The pink paint was for polycarbonate, not plastic. It adheres fine but unfortunately other enamels will not properly stick to it. Meaning that more complex paint apps are not possible on this copy. Once I have a rest from this for a while I am going to make a night ops version in shades of grey. Size comparison attached.
It has no hands because I have not made them yet. They will be one piece with the forearms. I also need to make the guns, they will slot into the top of the back section.
$800 so far? F#cking Hell! :O You've done a great job on her sculpt , I'd also luv to see some standing pics & I'm pretty sure some high quality repros will go a long way towards recouping your costs.
looks fantastic. Hope you are going to sell this. I am a very big fan of garage kits. Especially if they look like this. iDD
How tall is she in robot mode? What scale is her vehicle mode? How much will you be selling her for once mass produced?
Well, I guess only rich folks will be able to buy this. *sigh* sucks I'm a huge Arcee fan and don't own anything G1 Arcee related. Oh well, beautiful job on this. Btw, the head looks great from what I can see.
You win, this is fantastic. And the head doesn't look to small to me. Congrats on this piece and hope you get to cast it and sell to the fans
really2 outstanding...not only this ^ Q...i would like to know material that u built and casts...and the parts ure using reproduse from 3D modelling or 100% manual??great job either way
Ok nice work n well done for the project u have executed but 1thing I have to ask is that how much would it cost for a set which I'm very interested.