Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Star Wars”
Whenever Ryan reaches out, you know it’ll be a fun collab. Bill added some love to a Millennium Falcon toy by repainting the shell and adding a tripod attachment! Watch Film Riot’s Millennium Falcon video! RPF Millennium Falcon Reference Photos Props We’ve Made for Film Riot: Tools and Materials: Punished Props Mission: Transforming passionate fans into confident, skillful makers. Fun …
What if the “flame” in Andúril, the Flame of the West, was a lightsaber? This is what inspired us to make a Lord of the Rings sword that looks like it could be in the Star Wars universe! (they’re both epic fantasies, after all)
Bill loves Highlander and Star Wars, so when he got his hands on a sword mold from Highlander 2, a mash up had to happen! The lightsaber was purchased as a kit, but all the connecting pieces were machined from real metal! Also, the handle came from a special mold…
Tune in for the adventures of Bill and Sophy as they work together to make Luke Skywalker and Rey’s epic lightsabers from the new Rise of Skywalker movie! These gorgeous replicas not only look amazing but they light up AND have full sound effects.
With “The Mandalorian” and “Rise of Skywalker” coming out soon after we hit half a million subscribers, Bill thought it would be fun to try his hand at a couple iconic Star Wars helmets in foam. Join him in this 500k community build challenge by submitting to the form below!
Han Solo’s lucky Sabacc dice are a great little project to learn some basic 3D modeling. In this video Bill shows you how to model the parts in Fusion 360 and then finish and paint the 3D prints to look like the prop from the movie.
To celebrate the release of Solo, we have compiled some videos of ours and friends for your viewing pleasure.
This is it! The final step in our epic cheap 3D printer helmet build. Follow along as Bill shows how he sanded and painted the Tank Trooper helmet that was printed on the ultra budged Anet A8 3D printer.
The time has come to start assembling the Star Wars Tank Trooper helmet that Bill printed on the Anet A8, low budget 3D printer!
It’s time to kick off the cheap 3D printer prop helmet project. Follow along as Bill shows how he printed all of the parts for his Star Wars Tank Trooper helmet on the Anet A8.
