u/SeabornVT

I decided it was a crime that my favorite magical girls never got official figures, so I started making them for myself.

I've finished the first 4 figures (out of 12) of the girls from the magical girl gacha game Magicami. I plan to make all 12 in their standard dresses and maybe branch out to some of the others once I've finished.

There have been a lot of ups and downs so far in the learning process (Blender is such a pain in the ass to learn), but I'm having a ton of fun bringing these girls to life.

The second print in my Magicami series is Kaori Tomonaga.

I really screwed up a couple parts on her, but it's definitely helped me learn a lot about structures and supports.

Hopefully the photos are higher quality than my last post, I think I fixed the compression issues.

I've decided it's a crime that there were never any official figures for the gacha game "Magicami" so I'm taking matters into my own hands.

This is my first attempt at making any kind of anime style figure, but I'm pretty proud of how she came out. (Forgive the low quality photos, I'm using a shitty phone camera and don't have a good backdrop yet.)

I'm planning on making all 12 main girls in their standard dresses and maybe moving on to others once I've gotten through them all.

I've decided it's a crime that there were never any official figures for the gacha game "Magicami" so I'm taking matters into my own hands.

This is my first attempt at making any kind of anime style figure, but I'm pretty proud of how she came out. (Forgive the low quality photos, I'm using a shitty phone camera and don't have a good backdrop yet.)

I'm planning on making all 12 main girls in their standard dresses and maybe moving on to others once I've gotten through them all.

I have a model with color textures in Blender. I've exported as .obj with color but when I import into Blueprint the texture is displayed entirely white.

Clearly I'm doing something wrong, but I have no idea what.