Here is the finished product:

It looks like the basic dimensions are landing at around 41”-42” tall and about 32”-33” wide.

Ohhhhh I cant wait for this!! I’ve been scratchbuilding my own batgirl cowls as well as my west cowls for a while, but I can’t wait to se pewhat you come up with!

With the lights, and body finished with the exception of the brass circle and button on the front here is a quick video overview of the body, and the lighting test: https://youtu.be/1ky9S1UEWCc

Here is one after paint, and the brass screws holding the back plate on. Please note that in the first picture, there is a noticable "lump" of what looks like dripping paint. That's not what it is. The image exaggerates a small c-scar that I put in the sculpt to mimick peeling wood. It's d...

Hey guys,
I have an outline of the (folding not curved) batshield, but need to know the overall height of the shield when it's opened so that I can scale this outline to the correct size.

Thanks!
Mike M.

Long time no update!! I have a new mold made for these and have gotten some pretty good casting out of them for the main body and the back plate. Next up, the electrical components come in this week!

For all those on the RPF here is a link to my build over there: https://www.therpf.com/showthread.php?t=293597

Thanks guys! I really appreciate the support! I'll be pouring the molds later tonight (2 -piece mold for the body, and 1-piece dump mold for the back cover plate). I'll make several cast in black onyx resin when I get some time this next week

ironfist wrote: ↑Tue Aug 14, 2018 8:15 pm This is awesome. I’m also kind of shocked that no ones done a 3D print STL of this yet?

Thanks! And yeah I was surprised too.. eh I'm partial to scratch building anyways. What would be cool is a STL of the cowl shell.. that would be interesting for sure!

So after many years of waiting, I've finally decided to leap into making my BatRadio. Unlike the original, this will be made out of layered styrene sheets instead of wood and the insides will be neater than the original as well for a more aesthetically pleasing look ;). I started with some basic ima...