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Hey everyone! I wanted to share a custom 1/6 scale collectible figure project I’ve been working on. It’s a unique mashup concept combining Michael Jordan's iconic pose and aesthetic with Spider-Man—complete with a dynamic web-spinning base and sculpted cape details.

• Software: Sculpted, optimized, and prepared in Blender.
• Details: Fully keyed and split for high-precision 3D printing and physical manufacturing.

Coming soon for collectors and makers! Let me know what you think of the concept and sculpt details.

Hey LEGO fans!

I’ve been working on a custom browser-based 3D flight simulator inspired by the classic Red Bull Air Race, built entirely with a LEGO brick aesthetic.

Here’s a quick breakdown of what’s currently in the project:

• Interactive Cockpit: Complete with G-force counters, analog/digital gauges, and camera dynamics for inverted stunts.
• LEGO Plastic Shaders: Custom specular highlights, glossiness, and stud bump maps to give the aircraft and environment a real physical LEGO feel.
• Procedural Island & Wildlife: High-density LEGO jungle terrain featuring coastal wildlife (like sharks swimming around the water studs!).
• Aerobatic Pylon Rings: Sequential stunt rings placed around the island for precision flight timing.

Built using WebGL / Three.js and custom web workflows.

Would love to hear your thoughts on the cockpit feel and the LEGO aesthetic!

Solo project, still actively in development — sharing an early version to

get feedback while I keep building.

It's a 3D aerobatic flight game that runs entirely in the browser (Three.js,

no download/plugins). Core idea: air-race style gate flying — alternating

red/blue pylon gates flown in sequence, including knife-edge gates where you

roll 90° to fit through, a live timer, and time penalties if you clip a pylon.

WHAT'S WORKING NOW:

- Real flight instrumentation (heading, altitude, speed, VS, compass/HSI)

- Full physics-based aerobatic loops and barrel rolls

- Overspeed risk — dive too hard for too long and the engine explodes

- Smoke trails during high-speed maneuvers

- Runway takeoff with retracting landing gear

- Timed slalom gate course with best-time tracking

🚧 COMING SOON (actively building these next):

- AI rival plane to race head-to-head

- Full career mode with multiple courses and star ratings

- More course variety and difficulty tiers

This is very much a work in progress, so I'd really appreciate feedback on

how the flight model feels and whether the gate/timer mode is fun as a

starting point — happy to take suggestions into account as I keep going. "Built using Three.js & AI coding workflows")

andalf the White riding Shadowfax — 1:6 scale, fully hand-painted (89 hours printing + 18 hours hand-finishing) [OC]

Metin:

Designed, 3D printed, and hand-painted entirely in my home atelier. Wanted to share the full process since it took quite a while to get here 🙏

📊 Some numbers from the build:

• Total print time: 88 hours 59 minutes
• ~1.41 kg filament used
• 18 hours of hand-finishing over 7 days — structural sanding, polyester putty, primer, airbrush work, acrylic paint, and dry watercolor pencils for fine detailing
• Finished weight: 1,219 g

The horse and rider were both printed in modular interlocking parts (you can see the breakdown in the flat-lay shots) to make painting easier.

Happy to answer any questions about the workflow, supports, or paint process! Those who are interested or wish to purchase can contact me via DM.

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Gandalf the White riding Shadowfax — 1:6 scale, fully hand-painted (89 hours printing + 18 hours hand-finishing) [OC]

Metin:

Designed, 3D printed, and hand-painted entirely in my home atelier. Wanted to share the full process since it took quite a while to get here 🙏

📊 Some numbers from the build:

• Total print time: 88 hours 59 minutes
• ~1.41 kg filament used
• 18 hours of hand-finishing over 7 days — structural sanding, polyester putty, primer, airbrush work, acrylic paint, and dry watercolor pencils for fine detailing
• Finished weight: 1,219 g

The horse and rider were both printed in modular interlocking parts (you can see the breakdown in the flat-lay shots) to make painting easier.

Happy to answer any questions about the workflow, supports, or paint process! Those who are interested or wish to purchase can contact me via DM.