ReedOak 1/32 Modern US Navy Deck Crew

[Iceman]

I just discovered these figures being produced by ReedOak Rubber Composites utilizing the 3D printing process.  Detail and quality look to be truly outstanding.  I ordered the three different deck crew in 1/32 (54mm) for an upcoming Trumpeter A-6E vignette I have in mind.

 

http://reedoak.com/

 

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[JeroenPeters]

They are definitely 3D scanned real people. 

I want to see what the resin looks like! 

[JeroenPeters]

Ah!

 

 

https://www.facebook.com/reedoakmodels/photos/a.901656813208967.1073741838.804958942878755/903636129677702/?type=3&theater

 

Wow.....

[Mikester]

That's pretty amazing!  3D printing is going to have a huge impact on the hobby.

[Iceman]

A few photos of ReedOak's upcoming figure releases, these are outstanding!

 

 

 

 

[Iceman]

All hands on deck! .........ReedOak figures arrived in the post this week, these are the 1/32 (54mm) modern USN aircraft carrier crew.  Showing them just as they came out of the package, no pour blocks, seams, flash or even assembly.  Simply in awe of these.

 

 

[chuckt5]

Wow!

 

They seem to be setting the standard for 3D printed figures. Is there any kind of layering visible like you would normally find from the 3D printing process?

[Iceman]

No layering whatsoever, these are just like extremely well cast resin figures but without the usual cleanup involved with the casting process.