Wakeangel2001
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the importance of scaling parts
🕑 Added 2024-04-30 03:00:05 +0000 UTCSo I'm going to be making this character for Mackenzie, but at the time my printer wasn't working so she tried to get someone on etsy to print the parts for her. Things obviously didn't go well, the bottom row has the original set sent to me, they WERE told that the parts were for a 4 inch scale figure, but the hands and feet are barely big enough for a 3 inch Jazwares scaled figure, and the head is WAY too tiny to be used for anything.
Upon being corrected I got the middle row, keep in mind I DID tell Mackenzie exactly how big the parts were supposed to be in millimeters, but only the head was the right size, and now the hands and feet are WAY too big, in fact the hands and feet are exactly the same scale to the head from the first row, as if he only resized the head, then applied that scale multiplier to all the other parts without double checking their size to make sure they matched each other. In addition to that look at the head's condition, the chin is ruined by material slump and her sideburn hair points didn't even come out right.
When I finally got my printer fixed I made the parts on the top row, properly sized and scaled to each other because I'm not a hack, also note how I printed the head in such a way that the face isn't messed up
Comments
SparkleWolf404
Oh dear, that sucks. I've never had an etsy seller mess up that bad on scaling before. Hopefully some of those parts can be used for other customs and not thrown in a bin.
