[KCGhostbuster]

I can't explain why I think this is a good idea (or necessary), but it seemed like it be fun...

Cut pattern


Pieces


Rough Assembly


Painted and Weathered


Circuit Board (original)


...and resin copy


Test fit


Top Greeble







More to come...

[gEkX]

Cool man!

[jackdoud]

Saw your pics in the yahoogroup, not bad.

[KCGhostbuster]

Thanks guys. A few updates...

2-piece silicone mold of the top greeble


The original did not survive...


Getting there (not actually attached)

[KCGhostbuster]

I created a silicone mold for the greeble base and poured a couple. Painted and attached.


Next step, vac-form the body to create a light-weight piece with remote-controlled wheels.

[Garvin Ghostbuster]

Nice!

[Ghostbuster J]

Amazing job!

[KCGhostbuster]

Nothing like standing in the garage and vac-forming pieces in sub-freezing weather...

Overall I'm pretty happy with the outcome. There is more webbing than I'd like -I bought a new vacuum pump and hoped I'd get better air evacuation but I need to make some adjustments/tweaks.




I'm using thicker (and black styrene) and it a royal pain in the butt to cut free from the sheets.



Falling back on the old pink insulation for the spacer (I love this stuff). Painted with black latex paint.


-KCG

[KCGhostbuster]

A nice easy weekend gave me time to complete the Mouse Droid.

An initial coat of silver.


Gutted an old remote control car and attached it to the base of the mouse droid.


Rechargeable batteries (I've got two) for a nice long run time.


Painted, weathered, detailed and done.

[darthbuster]

The force is strong with this one. Great work!