Superfinity 🐉

I've just designed these surface plates for my modular display. Can't wait to 3D print them to see how good they look. #toydisplay #collectibles #blender3d

I pulled out my Mickey Mouse Steamboat Willie, and Ford GT Hot Wheels collection and slotted it onto my modular display. The back plate support is proving to be quite versatile. Those cool diecast collections no longer need to be packed away. #hotwheels #diecast #diecastdisplay

Affinity > Blender > Bambu Lab A1 The seamless rock pattern base plate for super cool Gundam. #gundam #baseplate #displaystand

From a 2D texture to a 3D surface. I designed this seamless rock pattern in Affinity, brought it to life in Blender, and hit print. ​Together with this Gundam model, it looks pretty epic. This base piece can also interconnect to a larger modular display.

Testing out a nice origami texture print. While the initial cardboard mounting had a bit of flex, the concept works pretty well. This opens up possibilities for my modular panels to mix with prints. Just ask Luffy, he thinks he looks pretty cool. 😅 #OnePiece #blindbox #Display

I have spent a lot of time the last few days obsessing over measurements and testing different versions of support. I am looking at fractions of a millimeter to make sure the fit with this Pop Mart card is perfect. These tiny refinements are what make a display feel premium.

Testing out a card holder plate on my modular display. The card holder has a small slip and a backing board that can hold a card. You can also make your own background graphics to show off your Labubu or other blind box characters. #popmart #labubu #blindbox #toyart #toydisplay

3D printed the black tiles to form a checked surface plate. Having these smaller tiles gives options to mix and match the colours to the character design theme. #3dprinting #figurine #modeldisplay

A quick update, did a print test of the rails, basically this can be slotted into any of the side base plates. Unfortunately there are a few stringing areas, and I will have to go back into Blender to make more refinements. #3dprinting #modular #modeldisplay

Started 3D modelling surface plates and rails to fit onto my modular display system. Looking for that sci-fi mecha vibe. Inspired by so many cool mechanical designs like Gundam, Akira, Patlabor... I'm sure there are more. What are your favourite designs? #mecha #scifi #3dprint

Here is a 360 turntable look of the modular display unit with the Gundam models on the floating platform.

Stacked up the modular display with the pieces I’ve 3D printed! I’m feeling inspired to model some cool props to attach to the plates and make it look even super cool. For now, I’m using what I have to build this floating platform so you can get a 360 view of these Gundam models.

Testing out my modular display. A few refinements but happy with it. Various ways to connect pieces together or swap surface plates for a different theme so you can show your Labubu, Skullpanda, Molly or any of your toy collections with joy. 😁 #toydisplay #toycollection #toyart

Roughly setting up my modular parts in Blender to see what visually works.

I've added pins on the wall to hang the accessory and card that came with this Pop Mart blind box. Don't know how the brick pins manage to hold. The support area is small but had to do it this way so I could keep that grainy texture.

When I created the plate with the holes referenced from IKEA's Skadis board. I was after the sci-fi look. But what if I actually use it as a peg board too. 😅 It could hang or hold accessories. As in the example of this setup of The Monsters Ma.K. Bryophytes helmet or card. 🤔

My first attempt at printing the tile plate looked too flat and realised if I wanted to print a checked colour, this would have significantly taken more time and filament waste.

Test printed these surface plates that connects to my modular base. Having this as a separate part to the base makes it easy to change the look of the platform. A few little refinement but I'm really liking the ripple and the one with the holes. #3dprinting #toyart #toydisplay

I had thought about learning a CAD program to build my physical modular project but then again it would have taken me time to master it to create specifically what I had in mind. So to make it all happen I stuck with Blender, it's the 3D app I know best.