- Jun 5, 2014
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I go from one hobby to another, never really slowing down. Two months ago I bought a 3D printer and have been going nuts printing stuff. I've had so much fun that I bought a second one. While I haven't delved into creating my own material, there are thousands of things online already designed and read to go. I'll post some of my earlier prints in another thread, but I want to keep this one on topic for Ghostbusters equipment. I've always loved it and I've always wanted to display it. So, I started with the ghost trap and I'm getting close to assembling it.
I am combining the 3D printed parts with hardware and decal sets bought on the internet. Now, I could have just printed the parts and screwed them together, but on close inspection, 3D printed parts are obvious - they have clear stacked lines on them.
I wanted this to look like actual metal, so I am using putty on every visible piece, sanding it down, priming it and painting it. Needless to say, this adds a LOT of time to the process.
More pics to come.
I am combining the 3D printed parts with hardware and decal sets bought on the internet. Now, I could have just printed the parts and screwed them together, but on close inspection, 3D printed parts are obvious - they have clear stacked lines on them.
I wanted this to look like actual metal, so I am using putty on every visible piece, sanding it down, priming it and painting it. Needless to say, this adds a LOT of time to the process.
More pics to come.


that is why they invented purgatory to make sure they get even more suffering that what they had here on earth