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Monster babies - Creatures of the night - MyMiniFactory competition submission

These characters where created for a competition (https://www.myminifactory.com/competition/design-official-ip-figurines-175) run by MyMiniFactory.com for a company called Ravensburger. The brief was for four characters for their Labyrinth boardgame. Set on a 1cm diameter base, with a maximum height of 4cm and overhang was allowed.

I created a Demon spider, a Footrap toad, a Gargoyle and a beetle that I named a Yeetle.
Each are high detail sculpted (by my standards) using Blender 2.8's sculpting tools. And is overall my first proper time doing digital sculpting of a complete model.

Once the competition's entry phase has completed at the end of September 2019, the STLs should be available for sale or for free download. Depending on if I win or not :p
I'll also see if I can provide a link to the download page once it's available for viewing.

All four characters.

All four characters.

Spider Demon.

Spider Demon.

Footrap toad.

Footrap toad.

Gargoyle

Gargoyle

The Yeetle

The Yeetle

Development of the Yeetle. I started sculpting with the pieces of the model separate. That way I could use Blenders mirror feature when sculpting, yet at the same time have the pieces positioned where I wanted. It is a pain when I fuse it all together.

Development of the Yeetle. I started sculpting with the pieces of the model separate. That way I could use Blenders mirror feature when sculpting, yet at the same time have the pieces positioned where I wanted.
It is a pain when I fuse it all together.

Part of MyMiniFactory's upload requirements are that the models are 3d printable. Here's my test prints of the Yeetle at x1, x2 and x3 scales.

Part of MyMiniFactory's upload requirements are that the models are 3d printable. Here's my test prints of the Yeetle at x1, x2 and x3 scales.

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