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I finally finished my Newborn Xenomorph bust inspired by Alien Resurrection.

The main goal with this project was to create a collector-style sculpture with an extreme level of organic and biomechanical detail while still keeping the model printable in multiple parts for both resin and FDM users.

This creature still feels incredibly unsettling even today, especially because of the mix between human facial traits and classic xenomorph anatomy.

I spent a lot of time working on the skin folds, exposed flesh areas and subtle asymmetries to make it feel more alive and uncomfortable to look at 😅

Curious to know what Alien fans think about the Newborn nowadays. Underrated creature or pure nightmare fuel?

Hey everyone,

Just wanted to share a project we’ve been working on lately because I think some of you might enjoy the process.

We’re putting together a full scale (1:1) Darth Maul bust, inspired by a darker “Shadow Lord” take, and trying to push it a bit beyond a static display.

It’s a small team project between:
• @yerayllinares_3dart
• @herrero3d
• @m.a.s_3d
• @el_senor_dilatas

The idea is to mix sculpt + engineering + electronics into one piece:

• 🔴 Real lightsaber element
• 💡 Subtle lighting to give it life
• ⚙️ Motorized base for movement
• 🧠 Focus on expression and presence, not just likeness

We’re still deep in the build phase, figuring things out as we go, especially on the technical side.

If everything goes well, we’ll bring it to the 3D Printer Party this year and see how it feels in a real setup.

What do you think so far?
Anything you’d personally love to see in a piece like this?

And honestly… would be amazing if something like this ever caught the attention of the people behind the film 🔥

A few days ago I shared a printed version of my Thomas Shelby bust, and some of you asked to see the original 3D sculpt to compare… so here it is.

This is the turntable of the digital sculpture I created, before printing. I tried to capture that sharp, cold presence he has in Peaky Blinders, especially in the expression and silhouette.

It’s always interesting to see how a model translates from screen to physical print, especially with subtle details like the cap, facial planes, and that iconic razor detail.

Curious to hear your thoughts…
Do you think the printed version holds up compared to the 3D sculpt?

I sculpted this Thomas Shelby bust a while ago, and someone from the community recently shared this print with a metallic-style finish.

Personally, I think it gives it a really interesting look, especially on the clothing textures and facial planes, but I’m curious what you guys think!!

I recently designed this Dragon Priest mask inspired by Skyrim, and seeing it printed like this is honestly super satisfying.

The metallic finish and the base details really bring it to life.
I especially love how the textures translate from the sculpt into the physical piece.

Always cool to see how different people interpret the final look once it’s printed and painted.

Here’s a full turntable of the Chestburster I’ve been working on.

I wanted to make sure the silhouette and surface detail worked from every angle, especially the transitions between the organic tissue and the biomechanical structures.

Seeing it rotate really helps to catch things you don’t notice in still images.

Curious to hear your thoughts 👽

I’ve been working on this Chestburster trying to really capture that biomechanical feel from the original design.

Focused a lot on the anatomy flow, the tension in the pose and all those subtle surface details that make it feel “alive”.

Curious to hear what you think, especially from other Alien fans 👽

👽 It’s alive… and ready to print

I’ve sculpted a film-accurate Chestburster with insane detail, designed for SLA printing and scaled at 40cm.

Perfect for collectors, painters and Alien fans who want a centerpiece that actually hits hard.

🔗 Download here:
https://cults3d.com/es/modelo-3d/arte/alien-chestburster-sculpture-replica-cinematografica-40cm-sla-ready

A customer shared this print of my rotating Skyrim-inspired rotating pillar, and I’m honestly impressed with how well it turned out in FDM.

Printed at 120mm height using a 0.4mm nozzle and 0.08mm layer height. The carved details came out incredibly crisp, and the stone texture really gives it that ancient Nordic ruin vibe.

Even though the filament is a bit lighter than the in-game version, I think it still looks like something you’d find hidden inside a Draugr crypt 🐉

As a sculptor, seeing my digital work become real in other people’s homes never gets old.

Skyrim belongs to the Nords! 😄⚔️

😈 STL RELEASE! Darth Maul: Shadow Lord Head Bust 😈

The dark side rises again…

I’ve sculpted this new Darth Maul Shadow Lord Head Bust, inspired by his latest design.
This premium collectible STL is divided into 4 parts for easier printing and is fully prepared for both SLA and FDM.

Perfect for Star Wars fans, collectors, and painters looking for an epic display piece 🔥

🔗 Download here:
https://cults3d.com/es/modelo-3d/arte/darth-maul-shadow-lord-head-bust-star-wars-maul-shadow-lord-stl-1-6