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hi folks,
being on a 3d printing spree, i find myself pondering when the final boundaries of the hobby are gonna catch up with my desire to build/collect.
as a video game "addict" i´ll always get inspired from my favorite titles, enjoying the atmosphere only to think about to what extend i can rebuild those scenes in 1/6.
for example, on a stroll through the fallout wasteland i take in the scenery and plan on recreating a certain place or scenario in a diorama only to immediately hit the literal "wall"
as to "how much" game is gonna fit in my figure room.
creating streets, buildings etc in 1/6 can easily be 5 feet tall, not to mention the skyscrapers giving off the special fallout vibe, which are totally out of the question in terms of size, skill, material, you name it.
yet for me, my figures only give off a proper sense of depth when placed in a strong environment.
is it crazy to dream of possessing a closed down factory floor only to get nuts building/collecting with no limit
cheers
tjolnir
hi folks,
being on a 3d printing spree, i find myself pondering when the final boundaries of the hobby are gonna catch up with my desire to build/collect.
as a video game "addict" i´ll always get inspired from my favorite titles, enjoying the atmosphere only to think about to what extend i can rebuild those scenes in 1/6.
for example, on a stroll through the fallout wasteland i take in the scenery and plan on recreating a certain place or scenario in a diorama only to immediately hit the literal "wall"
as to "how much" game is gonna fit in my figure room.
creating streets, buildings etc in 1/6 can easily be 5 feet tall, not to mention the skyscrapers giving off the special fallout vibe, which are totally out of the question in terms of size, skill, material, you name it.
yet for me, my figures only give off a proper sense of depth when placed in a strong environment.
is it crazy to dream of possessing a closed down factory floor only to get nuts building/collecting with no limit
cheers
tjolnir