Days in the life of Snowy (aka Snowy World Tour)

[Snowy]

Here's the 3d model 1st take (from the other week);

[trail and arrow]

spooooky

[Snowy]

Today was our last full day in Tokyo, before flying back to Sydney and it rained on/off all day = no pictures. Will try sneak out before checking out in the morning and see what we find in Shinjuku.

@Anesthetist I love the building too. It's the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyo_Metropolitan_Government_Building)

@Finkster I know what you mean

@Aetas thanks, I like it too :).

[Finkster]

That 3D-stuff is amazing!!    … (something like this, could be dangerous for my wallet    )

[Snowy]

The full body 3d should be with me in a few weeks. It's 11cm's high. The one above is about 6cm and quite a close scale. Should be interesting to see them both side by side. @Finkster if nothing other than odd, I think they are a nice mark in time, like a photo, but in 3D ::)

[Finkster]

… like a personalized 'action figure' 

[louisbosco]

lol in that case i'd rather get an 3d iron man suit. well, will be interested to see the final product. the first take looks like some hologram image. cool!

[Black Orchid]

3d snowman [emoji2]

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[Finkster]

Holy moly!  :o   

I live in a small and sleepy (but lovely) town in Southern Germany - population ca. 125.000 citizens
The megalopolis Tokyo - population more than 30.000.000 !! and beside New York and London probably the epitome for hipness and modernity!

Today, I found this advertisement from a 'local company' in my local city journal:

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3D selfie - 'Action Figures' made of polymer-plaster in different scales, etc. 

[Finkster]

With a few Forum-members more, we could 'built' / found a Leaque of Superheroes  IH-fitted / well-dressed Gentlemen.   

[Finkster]

It would be also an option for 'WAYWT - Next level' 

[Snowy]

That's awesome Finkster! They are really hard to find in Tokyo still and I'm not aware of many places around the world doing it (I spent a bit of time googling to find a location). They are unique as!

[Finkster]

Thx, mate … Yep - I'm delighted about this unexpected 'occurence'. 

A few pics from the store

The opening day in march this year (in the background is one of the two 'raw denim/rugged wear stores' of my hometown [no IH … but a lot of another brands] … damn - we are so hip and metropolitan here. )

A bit of buffoonery

The photo-cabin

The 3D-printer

–> and the finishing

I think, after the summer vacations, I'm ready for some 3D-Action! … that's absolute my thing. 

And - by the way --- Sorry, for all this pic's, etc. in 'your' thread, compadre 

[Snowy]

way to go @Finkster, no worries about the extra details here, it's relational to something that took/is taking place anyhow. Look forward to our models have a get together at some point ::)

[Snowy]

…and we're back in old Sydney Town. Missing Japan muchly. Already. I do have a few shots from our last morning in Tokyo/Shinjuku. Not overly interesting, just walking around the back streets near the hotel area. So real people's houses/area etc. In coming days (once I figure out how I want to do it), I'll post some of the 'stuff' I purchased. I will be posting some cropped versions on instagram of some items...........

[Snowy]

(also I'll fix up the images on the front few pages over the next few weeks. I'm slightly annoyed @ both Tumblr and Flickr for both silently breaking my (free) image hosting)

[Snowy]

Here I am in full 3d glory. Super cool and high quality result, very impressed!

[dylantbmayes]

So eerie!

Looks awesome with all your knick-knacks, snowy!

[derivative666]

That is fuckin awesome where did you get it done and how can I get one

[Snowy]

@derivative666 it was done in Tokyo. You have to go there (or a place like it) to get the 3d-scan completed, takes about 2 weeks or so to stitch/edit and print. There's a few places doing it throughout the world. The place I went to in Tokyo was a couple who were doing it out of their basement area using 70 SLR's for the composite image.