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WALL-E: a year printing a robot that collects rubbish
WALL-E 3D printed part by part, painted and weathered until he looks fresh out of seven hundred years in a landfill. Finished on the outside; the electronics are still waiting.
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Cylon Raider: the Viper’s enemy, in three shades of silver
After the Viper, its enemy: the Battlestar Galactica Cylon Raider, from black plastic to multi-tone metallics, with lots of patience and even more tape.
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Great Mazinger: back to childhood, with red wings
Great Mazinger in a modern version: the TV robot of our childhood, built over two weeks in February.
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RX-78-2: the original Gundam, with glowing eyes
The Gundam par excellence, the RX-78-2: from the inner frame to the shield, with eyes that light up.
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Colonial Viper 7242: factory-new, aged on purpose
The Battlestar Galactica Viper Mk II from assembly to chipping, red stripes and gold nozzles: ten months of work between 2016 and 2017.
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T-800 skull and eagle: when printed plastic pretends to be metal
A T-800 skull and an eagle 3D printed in black filament, turned into metal with nothing but paint: silver, copper and gold.
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Full Armor Unicorn Gundam: three months, a thousand parts and armour to wear
Full Armor Unicorn Gundam from the box to the complete model with armour and thrusters: three months of sprues, Japanese instructions and tiny parts.