Video Games – kescha66: Recent Episodes
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This was one of the first 3D objects I designed and printed almost a year ago, and I only recently got around to painting it properly. but I think it turned out OK.
The very first two video arcade games (kind of) were Computer Space and Pong. Everyone knows about Pong, but few know about the other one. I wanted to have a little video screen that showed animations of the game itself … Continue reading →
I was trying to create a tank from the Combat game that actually shot little bullets or BBs, but I couldn’t quite get them to work the way I wanted them to work. They still look pretty cool, though. As … Continue reading →
This is the final entry in the 2nd generation video game dragons series. I picked the most iconic dragon to represent each console. The Adventure dragons for the Atari 2600, the Quest For the Rings dragons for the Odyssey2, and … Continue reading →
A long time ago I made a candle shaped like an Atari joystick, which was kinda cool. However, the entire thing, including the base, was made out of candle wax, so pouring the mold used up a lot of it. … Continue reading →
This one took a lot longer than I thought it would, partly because of the scarcity of photos, but mostly because the complete system was so huge. I ended up doing a lot more research on this system without actually … Continue reading →
In addition to the Atari dragons, I wanted to make dragons from the other classic systems that had their own unique ones. The Odyssey2 had a board game kind of thing called Quest for the Rings, and in it was … Continue reading →
I’ve always thought these dragons had some 3D potential, and figured I would try to design a 3D version that stays true to the 2D origins. I gave them a more dragon-y head, some cool bat wings and claws and … Continue reading →
My first 3D print! I just recently bought a little 3D printer and the first thing I wanted to design was one of the video game consoles that I usually do with paper craft. It’s a little rough (my first … Continue reading →