Blade Runner Police Car

The dashboard will be lighted if I can figure out where to hide the batteries... 

Lighting Test / dark. By the way: this is the upside down view, I will close the open bottom when I am sure everything will work 🙂 

Lighting test (I use those heavy battery packs) 

I don't know if I use any of the decals, but the Blade Runner journal covers for sure will end somewhere 

two parts left 

lights still working 🙂 

dashboard and chassis marriage (temp for now until I figure things out) 

Futuristic Vending Machine concept art from deviantart.com/art/A..rt-2-Upper-557508551 

Simple 3D Version of the "Food" vending machine from above (the virtual fashion machine will be next) 

some Syd Mead inspired logos 

"Payphone" Revamp 🙂 (I just realize that - while I'm pretty sure Mars was mentioned in the movie as one of the colonized worlds - this is far more Total Recall lore 🙂 ) 

Another simple 3D version of the virtual fashion vending machine from W-E-X 

After 3,5 h of 3D printing (standard quality), will add clear sheet with blue tint on the right and computer screens to the main body 

After 3 h of 3D printing (std. quality) the low resolution on the curved front of the "Food 3D Printing" vending machines shows. Probably I can conceal it by the large printed "screen" image. 

"Fashion 2 Go" 3D-Apparel Printer - the left panel is transparent 

three out of four, including the Call-Mars-Payphone (I just realized that all the white glue for the 3D-Food-Printer has not dried yet (hopefully it will...)) 

Close up go "Fashion 2 Go" Machine, the "Ali - #Status Check" figure from MB is fashionable enough to test the machine (it's already her reflection) 

lights on 🙂 

Finished, minus the tubes 

Dark alley, leaning against the police car 

Do you get the gist how the "Fashion 2 Go" vending machine works now? 

Test of final diorama. The right-hand side must be removable to hide the batteries and replace them if necessary 

Hm, my figure painting skills just don't improve. Even in 1:24 it looks like a mediocre 1:35 🙁 

Center of attention 

Another 3D model with a pre-fabricated storage front including rollup door, "neon" sign and control element 

my (mediocre) version of the iconic advertisement display in the movie (the 3D printed background is also sub-par...) 

wall 

weathered wall 

a little Banksy can never heard (the hand-made low-quality copy makes sense within the "story") 

Rolling gate during printing  

Final product (tool about five hours at normal quality) 

Dress Rehearsal 

Dress Rehearsal 

Dress Rehearsal 

Ali did a quick status check on her smartphone to check if her credit balance allowed her to buy this fancy 3D printed dress. Unbeknownst to her, milliseconds later she would be in the crossfire between LAPD officers and two high-ranking criminals..  

This Luminar filter is called "Tears in the Rain" so I had to use it 🙂 

Slowly (slowly) I get better in painting 1:24 figures (lights and shadows still missing) 

seconds before the lethal attack by a malfunctioning robot 

armed & dangerous 

Magic hour 

Clearly a step backward in my painting skills 🙁 

The final figure, slightly better than the last one (I like her jeans) 

Complete! Final showdown in the alley... 

Kate Starsky & Alyssa Hutch 

Two cops vs. Battle Girl and her Evil Robot (with one innocent bystander getting into the line of fire) 

Two cops vs. Battle Girl and her Evil Robot (with one innocent bystander getting into the line of fire)