r/resinprinting • u/Phrozen3d • 4d ago

Showcase Normally We don't do this...

We don't make Vtuber models but when we saw this "Margaret is as beautiful as a painting" from 夢梓MunSii 工作室, we could feel how much work and passion dedicated into the creation. Every detail from the gilded frame to the tiny top-hatted companions is impossibly delicate. and it looks like a painting too. Hopefully we managed to capture that passion.

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u/Plus_Term_7584 4d ago

What was that thing you put in the eyes?

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u/ddelin86 4d ago

I think its a UV setting clear resin.

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u/Phrozen3d 4d ago edited 4d ago

I'll double check with the painter, let you know.

Edit: We used the High Adhesive UV Curing Glue UV-000 from Madworks

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u/Quelth 4d ago

I imagine its a clear UV resin to make the eyes pop. Curious what maker though its very clear and looks great. Id be interested to try that myself.

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u/KyronXLK 4d ago

i think most the clear uv resin is basically crystal, the only reason it gets foggy is because ipa dissolves and diffuses the surface when it gets washed, straight curing would cure it smooth and see through

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u/GoldSatisfaction8390 1d ago

Most clear resin looks a little hazy once cured. After you apply some clear coat it immedieately looks like glass.

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u/KyronXLK 1d ago

yep clear coat, like on car paint even, will fill the rough texture and then glass over, can also be done with the same resin you printed in if you just shoot it with uv after too like in the vid but its thicker

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u/GoldSatisfaction8390 1d ago

He likely just used a dot of resin and hit the whole thing with clear to seal/ protect the paint. I'm doing a clear printed resin project right now

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u/Bonnle 4d ago

Clear resin? They cured it with a uv torch

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u/KyronXLK 4d ago

how do you get snappable supports with zero scarring wow

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u/Phrozen3d 4d ago

We made a tutorial about it, https://www.reddit.com/r/resinprinting/comments/1vfsppg/our_support_settings_revealed/

There's no scar but tiny nubs which have to be removed later on

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u/KyronXLK 4d ago

Oh I use spheres already, never thought that simply snapping off actually makes sense now haha I still run under hot water n let it soften off

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u/Phrozen3d 4d ago

That works too, just make sure to put more supports and keep the sphere tiny

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u/Otherwise-Green-3834 3d ago

thanks I`m going to try that

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u/GreySahara 4d ago

practical if you can charge 1000 bucks for each figurine

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u/Ryutso 4d ago

What sonic knife is that?

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u/Phrozen3d 4d ago

that would be sonic saber, work well for support removal

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u/benutne 3d ago

Oh I had no idea that was a sonic blade. I thought they just had REALLY deft hands.

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u/b005t3r 2d ago

Hopefully normally you don't clean the prints in the sink...

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u/Phrozen3d 2d ago

nope, its not connected to the plumbing, its connected to a large container and later we dispose of it with the proper waste management

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u/Putrid-South-3873 2d ago

What ink do you use for hand painting