It was the perfect antidote to Star Wars, set in an eerily prophetic future where corporations, not governments, were the ones to push into space. Giger's design and Bolaji Badejo as the Alien/Xenomorph, it's one of the most terrifying sci-fi horror movies to date. Between Ridley Scott's direction, Dan O'Bannon's script, H.R. You could, technically, label Alien a creature feature but doing so would feel like an insult.
(opens in new tab)Ĭreator: Nello (Image credit: Chris McMullen) Download the Light Cycle STL from Cults3D.On reflection, we should have sanded the pieces before connecting them but the result is still striking. You will have to glue the sections together - you can also use the included but separate pegs, but we found that a little too fiddly and just used superglue. The first two are self explanatory but, by printing the latter out in the color of your choice, you get to choose the color of your cycle's body.
Yes, there are other light cycle models, also free, but this design is split into three files - black, grey, and color. The Light Cycle fight is one of the movie's most memorable sequences and thanks to this model, you can create your own light cycle. Unlike The Matrix, which saw AI taking over the world, Tron's protagonist found himself trapped inside a computer, fighting to overthrow Sark and the Master Control Program, both portrayed by the late David Warner. Still, the effect was remarkable, even by today's standards. This movie was one of the first to use computer-generated imagery though a great deal of the animation was created using more traditional techniques. (opens in new tab)Ĭreator: AliG3D (Image credit: Chris McMullen) Download the T-800 Head STL from Thingiverse.Take care and you'll have an appropriately sinister Terminator model to mount on your movie shelf. Then, wait until the model has cooled before remove the chin supports.
We recommend you select "Remove All Holes" under Mesh Fixes in Cura, or whatever equivalent you're using. You remove the small supports under each side of the chin after printing but, if you're not careful, you'll snack the tubes running from the base to the neck. The model comes with supports, and can be printed vertically without a raft. We say "relatively", because there's one thing to watch out for. This model captures the living machine in all its horrifying detail and is relatively easy to print. It certainly helps that the original movie made use of practical effects, instead of CGI. However, the original Terminator's design, stripped of its flesh, remains absolutely terrifying. Yes, Terminator: Dark Fate may have put things on hold for now but, mark our words, they'll be back. No, we're not talking about the Terminator itself, but Hollywood's efforts to continue and/or reboot the Terminator franchise. Creator: Machina (Image credit: Chris McMullen)
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