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SplatterHouse Rick Statue

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#5

This is one of best games that I’ve played in my life
Rick Always will be the monSTAR KICK ass!
10 STARS! :+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:

#6

that must have been quite the moment to stand there in front of your character and look up to him :wink:

saw a trailer of Splatterhouse yesterday and it looked like a lot of splattery fun :wink:

#7

I expect I wont be able to print my future sculpts in a size that big, I bet the cost is huge. Considering a small one is pretty pricey.

I gotta ask, what’s his shoe size? :smiley:

#8

wow cool print…I bet that set them back a couple bucks. :slight_smile:

Also, I did notice that you must get your shirts at the same place that makes his boxers :slight_smile:

#9

WOW!!!

niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!

#10

great work man !

#11

Awesome print out… what does something like that run at that size? (not cheap, I know)

Splatterhouse, like from Turbo Grafix 16? Sweet! But what happened to the hockey mask?

#12

I saw this one at E3, really awesome man !

#13

Impressive!

I would also like to know what sort of 3-D printer was used and how many pieces.

#14

Amazing.

#15

Never seen such a big 3d print… looks really cool…just a small question… are you able to get all the tiny details what ever is there in the Zbrush model into print??

http://anandsais.blogspot.com/

#16

Great!

What was the size of your Ztools?
What was the price of the 3D print???

#17

WOW !! AWESOME…CONGRATS… :slight_smile: :+1:

#18

Holy sh*t. That’s ace.

#19

It’s just amazing!
:+1:

#20

I can’t wait to play the game. I hope its coming out soon. The print looks incredible and the clothes look great too. He looks real.

#21

Josh: can you tells us a little bit more about the printing process, the printer you used (or the printing company used), I guess it was a Zcorp and printed in color?
Do you have some extra photos or closeup of the printing? or step by step?

Can you grab it after the end of the show? It would be cool to have it at the office :slight_smile:

#22

So I don’t have the complete printing process recorded from start to finish, but I do have a few pics that illustrate the method.

I work up in the bay area (Santa Clara, CA), and this was all goin on in LA, while I continued to work on other things…in fact, I still haven’t seen the thing, I didn’t go to E3 (Dan Tovar in the pic, not me), but its scheduled to reside at the Namco Studio sometime after ComicCon where it’ll be appearing again…

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In these images you can see the work space of Multiverse studios in LA; like I said, I don’t know everything about their process, but they do a lot of painting, latex skin and all kinds of manual tweaking to make sure it works and stands properly.

I know its wishful thinking, but I’d like to see this done with some of the larger creatures in our game…****, I wanna encourage every game company to do this with their largest creatures, this is what the world needs more of…

to checkout more splatterhouse stuff, you can go to:
www.splatterhousegame.com

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#23

Looks to me like it was made with a CNC router in high density foam and assembled from the parts. The first shot looks the tool path the cutter made in the foam block. Also the small attachment points left to hold the part so it won’t move into the mill bit when it is almost finished the last pass.Then the pieces pegged and glued and sanded to get a smooth finish and finally coated with sealer and paint.Something that size would normally be made with this method.

#24

Man, that is pretty awesome! How does it feel to have ur work printed at LIFE SIZE! will they let you keep it? hah