3D Japanese Girls

[Paul]

Nice mini and the paintjob is bloody good

from
https://www.facebook.com/takahiro.matsuhira

[Peter]

Very realistic paintjob! With the right background it would be hard to tell if this a figure or a real person! Great find Paul! Thanks for sharing!

[Ochoin]

Very realistic paintjob! With the right background it would be hard to tell if this a figure or a real person! Great find Paul! Thanks for sharing!

I think the large hand gives it away.

[nono_zg]

Very realistic paintjob!

[Konrad]

If a made good photomontage could also be. The girl seems to me to have another resolution(dissolving) than the hand.

[David O'Brien]

Apart from the painting.
The undercutting on the sculpture is exceptionally good-esp the sleeves and blazer. The way the pattern on the socks twists is also a tiny but very accurate observation.
A lot more pleasing to the eye than yet another figurine of Michael Wittman.

[Ben90]

Looks like made with a 3D-printer... no sculpting and paintjob...

[fabriziodavi]

Yes. If you look at his Facebook He sells this miniature as a "3D prepainted". It is a 3D printing. Awesome and a little bit disturbanting.....

[Uwe]

The day will come when everybody can simple print out a whole army.
I can't say I like it this way...

[KenzoSato]

Fantastic

[Ochoin]

The day will come when everybody can simple print out a whole army.
I can't say I like it this way...

Hi, Uwe.

I find part of the enjoyment of the hobby is assembling your army from a range of available plastic & metal figures. Striving for compatibility, looking at possible conversions, discovering a troop type you needed but didn't know existed: all are very enjoyable.

The down side is the figures/units that AREN'T available.

So having a 3 D printer able to create anything & everything would be both great & a loss for the hobby.

donald