3D Printed Statue Took 10,000 Grams of Resin To PRINT/ VENOM & CARNAGE

[@Easyskii]

Bros got some serious skills and patience ‼️‼️

[@wickedart8574]

Holy molly, dude!!! That's a hell of a print!!!! And its as glorious as we though it would be! First of all, muchas gracias for giving a go even to our most insane models. This has to be in the top three in Wicked history, and we could not ask for a better result, my dear amigo! Second, muchas gracias for the explanation. With your video, we can notice the parts where we need to improve, and that's invaluable for us! You deserve something very Wicked for your help and support to our work, and man, we're already working on it

[@joejvitale]

This is awesome! When a creator can look at this video and say "hey, maybe we can make the next one better because of this", that tells me all I need to know about the quality and care that Wicked puts into these. Great video as well and you give me something to aspire to as i add a resin printer to my FDM one. Thanks!

[@darkorakix22]

Mate, you nailed it! This is one amazing piece,at the end. In my opinion this huge print is the essence of making statues, and loving it. Thumbs up for guys that sculpt it. Beautiful

[@russellpoland6637]

Yes, along with the others, I too agree, "THAT "IS" ONE HUGE PRINT!!" I am wondering, if, all of Your prints are of this size, "where" do you display them? Thank You for sharing with Us. Later

[@Thanos88888]

I'm working on this one as well. I printed it at 50% which took just over 1,000 grams of resin (I didn't print the back or the nameplate). I made the mistake of fully assembling Carnage with all of his tendrils (except for the piece that wraps around the back of the church) before having the base printed. I ended up with a bunch of misaligned pieces. These were able to be repositioned by hitting it with a heat gun and bending them to where I wanted. This is the first time that I tried this fix with resin and was surprised to find that it worked very well (I use Elegoo ABS-Like resin). Perhaps you may want to try that in the future as it can really help close those gaps and require less filling. Having to paint these statues while fully assembled will be a pain as well, but I guess it's needed. I'm looking forward to your video of painting these statues for some inspiration.

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Yes you are correct. I used the standard grey resin so there's not much flex like the ABS stuff. I tried a heat gun to budge some of it but It just wanted to crack it because of the heat, so I stopped that. It won't be too bad in the end. I actually have already managed to patch a lot of it up and you can't even notice...even with some of those larger gaps.

[@Chimer24-qs5wo]

Wow! That is one awesome diorama. Two years late for this video but Wicked knocked the ball out of the park with this one, as did you in putting it together and highlighting the bits that don't quite fit as they should. Looking now for videos of you working on this. Thank you for this video )O( Subscribed

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Thank you very much!

[@bones75]

Beautiful ❤ , man its truly sick great job!

[@8palmsdigital]

I think the stain glass could be done with translucent resin. The webbing can easily be painted to mask the transparency. Then you could back light it for dramatic effect.

[@zGKNIVES]

Wow!! Love it.

[@philfoofighter]

That’s an amazing piece of printing. Need to see how you paint that window piece. Awesome as always dude

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Thanks. Glad you like it!

[@roguemotionllc]

what a beast of a print. I love that you print things BIG. there are too many miniature printing channels, thanks for making the good stuff. What is your go to resin or resin mixture for your prints? unlike FDM resin adds up quick

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Thanks man. My main resin is Elegoo standard grey resin but I've used the Rich Opto and it's ok.

[@KrishinPillay]

that is an insanely huge and detailed print! You did an amazing job of getting done and put together! But I have to say, 1000g = 1kg, coming from a country that uses the metric system , its extremely weird to refer to any weight over 999g in grams, always kilograms (kg) so 10kgs vs 10000g

[@anthonyberg8395]

Awesome!! What a beast!

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Glad you like it!

[@ian3314]

Man that is beautiful! Great work.

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Thank you very much!

[@marcb4166]

Very cool man!! Just put my first printer together, I got the anycubic m3 plus. What are you using to fuse the pieces together, and can I use it for any resin?

[@TheCreativeCollector]

As in glue? I use a 5 minute epoxy from BSI Industries. And it works for resin and FDM

[@djannel]

New to resin printing, just subscribed to Wicked, how do you scale the parts so that they actually fit with each other?

[@TheCreativeCollector]

They're already scaled to 1/6 scale. Depending on how big or small you want it, just decrease or increase the percentage of scale on your slicer.

[@KurtisJoseph]

So can you do giant stuff on a smaller printer? Like quarter scale? 1/3rd? I have a pla printer for cosplay but some stuff you cant sand well. Like a detailed dragon.

[@TheCreativeCollector]

You can print some large stuff, but you may have to slice it on something like Meshmixer. I print some of my 1/4 scale prints on smaller printers. It just depends on the piece itself.

[@KurtisJoseph]

What mid range size printer would you recommend? I think monochrome is wise. I will drop a link to one stl I am looking to print. The FDM one's.... I know it can be done but man... finishing between some of these fine details will be a nightmare if PLA is used.

[@KurtisJoseph]

That is about the size and detail I want to produce. I think resin is much easier to sand and finish than PLA. Thing is the base alone seems bigger than most build plates. A lot are only like two inches wide. Lol! It is already multiple pieces so they may fit. Just not sure. I have NO experience with resin YET. I want to do this kind of stuff though. Surround myself with nerd art. Start digging in to painting models. I love painting.

[@evolutionxstudios]

wow that's a lot of resin indeed

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Yessir! I need a dump truck full of the stuff for some of these models. 😅

[@ms41576]

Holey moley! Nice work Henry! That is an insane print job. I don’t think I’ll be able to print this one higher than 50% scale lol, that’s an insane challenge. Looking forward to seeing the paint up!

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Thanks man!

[@abstractfate6104]

Have you made videos showing how to place magnets into pla and resin?

[@TheCreativeCollector]

No not yet. I'll definitely make one in the future

[@stevebruner7473]

Can you add a link for the 2 part apoxy? Thanks brother and keep em coming!

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Unfortunately after I made this video, Amazon is out of stock but I'm gonna add it when they have it back in stock. It's called BSI 5 minute epoxy

[@darren990]

that's big..what type of resin did you use

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Elegoo standard grey resin

[@adriant1654]

Wow! Did you finish painting it?

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Not yet. Still working on it

[@adrianbetancourt668]

I wanna see it fully painted that was awesome!! Imagine a Spider-Man in the duo be awesome!!!

[@valknut3d]

OMFGGGGGGGGGG

[@Petes3dworkshop]

Did you paint carnage? I would love to see how you did it

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Not yet! I've got it prepped and it's up on my list soon!

[@kalzyoung]

Are those printed hallow?

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Yes they are!

[@kalzyoung]

@@TheCreativeCollector I just printed an Iron man and some of the pegs on the limbs are too big, what do you recommend I do because I don’t want to put too much pressure and cause it to break

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Try sanding around the pegs some. If you printed in resin, it tends to shrink a bit, so some sanding is needed.

[@kalzyoung]

@@TheCreativeCollector I used a mars 2 pro at 0.05 level. Is that a good level or should I go higher. I printed an iron man in super hero landing pose

[@cristianfernandez5183]

Hey brother I have a random question I just got an anycubic photon 4k and it’s rather small and I want to print a decent sized model in pieces how would I go about printing the pieces do I have to keep them all at same similar scale? How does that work I don’t want to print and waste all the resin without knowing how

[@TheCreativeCollector]

You can resale them of course but if you need to cut them up to make them fit the build plate, then use Meshmixer to do that.

[@TotzkieGG]

do you have the painting vid of this diorama?

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Not yet. I'm still working on it. Hopefully soon

[@JoeHoagland]

Bro you really shine with your finished pieces, I know your running out of room so why not concentrate on showing more printer reviews and painting how tos with what you have

[@joejvitale]

Can you give a newbie with resin a guide on the appropriate wall thickness of statues and bases? I have heard that you shouldn't go below 2mm but you mentioned 1.2-1.5mm. Also, do you uv cure inside the models thru the drain holes with a small UV bulb?

[@TheCreativeCollector]

I print all of my models at 1.2 -1.5mm with 5% grid infill and I've never had a problem cracking, splitting, or not being thick enough. I hear of people using small UV lights to cure the inside, but at the thickness I print them, you don't need it. It cures all the way through.

[@joejvitale]

@@TheCreativeCollector See, that's interesting. I don't think I have ever heard someone say that it cures all the way through. Also, others have said never to priint with infill. I appreciate the info!

[@spookyn8m841]

Hi, I am new to 3D printing and I was wondering if you think I would be able to print this entirely with PLA? (Roughly the same scale)

[@TheCreativeCollector]

I don't see why not. I know of a few people that have done so.

[@spookyn8m841]

@@TheCreativeCollector thanks, I appreciate it. wish me luck :)

[@robertr4193]

That is a Massive model. Great detail but a lot of clean up to do Glad I don't have to do it.

[@TheCreativeCollector]

It's taking a while to do but it will be worth it

[@JediMaster_Mike]

What printer did you use? Great work!

[@TheCreativeCollector]

I used the Anycubic Photon mono X and the Linant Base printers.

[@brianbauman6328]

10,000kg?!? That must have been at least $300 in resin lol. Do you sell your models? I just couldn't imagine the cost after filling and painting. Either way, I can't wait to see it finished, that is one mammoth model!

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Yep that was an expensive one. I'm still prepping it up for paint one of these days. I don't sell my models. These are just for my collection.

[@Rob-A920]

What 3-D printer do you have? Any recommendations for first time users?

[@Ellery-USA]

Damn that thing will weigh a ton. How long did that take to even print?

[@TheCreativeCollector]

It's hollowed so it's not heavy at all. Just awkward because its too tall. lol

[@fragged3d345]

Wow, I just bought this! How many liters is 10,000 grams? I can’t wait for the paint video on this, looks epic!

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Well there's 1000 grams per bottle so it took 10 bottles of resin. It was a lot!

[@borjaraso2980]

Where i can download the file if this venon and carnage

[@TheCreativeCollector]

It's available from Wicked Art 3D. Look them up on Facebook

[@jamesbroderick2976]

Fair play to you for printing that,lol. Did you keep a record of total printing time?

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Unfortunately no. I had 3 printers that were printing around the clock and I just couldn't keep up. I should have though.

[@KurtisJoseph]

I assume resin is best for statuary. I am thinking about getting my feet wet into resin printing to do dioramas and statues.

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Resin printers are better for more detailed stuff compared to FDM printers IMO.

[@Omnivolv]

I’m selling my magic cards to get a resin printer dopest thing I’ve ever seen

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Haha! It's very addictive once you get started. Make sure to sub to the channel for more videos!

[@peterpan107]

Hey dude what an amazing print can u do anime statues next I would love to see ur printing skill in this kinds of things

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Thanks man! I'm actually doing some research on a few to build in the near future.

[@peterpan107]

@@TheCreativeCollector I'm looking forward to it

[@Guilgalat]

Pliz u have stl?

[@TheCreativeCollector]

You can get it at Wicked3d.

[@Guilgalat]

@@TheCreativeCollector thx

[@hughessay1372]

Ha, ha! Never say "never"...

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Oh my friend....NEVER! This was the one and only! lol

[@DUSKtillDAN666]

So I'm watching and listening to you and at the beginning you said it's the biggest thing we will ever see you print... Straight away my thoughts went to Galactus 😂 So my question is, did you actually go bigger with Galactus?

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Yes I did....lol....but Galactus was more FDM than resin so does that count? 🤣

[@michaeltyson9018]

You said this is the biggest you ever will do, BUT we know Galactus is on the way now :D

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Yes however Galactus is FDM and resin printed, so I didn't use as much resin.

[@EBMS92]

I would be worried pn a print this big cause I know my clumsy ass would finish then immediately drop it

[@master3557]

Still wating for the paint video 😃💔

[@TheCreativeCollector]

I'm working on it man. It's just taking a while. lol

[@Shanks6039]

10,000 grams crap that’s 200+ dollors of just resin!

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Yessir!

[@keithgraham7725]

Made moon Night Please?!?!?!?

[@TheCreativeCollector]

Funny you should say that because I'm working on one right now!