Lifesized 3D Printed Nefertiti - Scan the World

The video tutorial guides viewers through the process of creating a life-sized replica of an ancient bust. It covers scaling the model, cutting it into sections, and printing each part using eco-friendly materials. The tutorial then explains how to assemble, sand, and prime the model before painting it with airbrush techniques. The creator adds details and ages the bust to mimic the original's appearance. Finally, the video concludes with final touches, resulting in a realistic replica.

What was the initial challenge faced when scaling the bust to life size?

• The bust was not detailed enough.

• The bust was too large for the machines.

• The bust was too small to print.

• The bust was too expensive to print.

Which material was used for printing the sections of the bust?

• Nylon

• Polymaker's Poly to repeal

• ABS

• Standard PLA

What was used to combine the printed parts of the bust?

• Starbond adhesives

• Epoxy resin

• Duct tape

• Hot glue

What was the purpose of using spackle and bondo during the preparation phase?

• To make the bust waterproof

• To fill seams and build up broken parts

• To add color to the bust

• To add weight to the bust

Why was a clear matte coat applied multiple times during the painting process?

• To change the color of the paint

• To add texture to the surface

• To protect the paint and allow for corrections

• To make the bust shiny

What technique was used to add shading and dirt effects to the bust?

• Dipping in dye

• Airbrushing

• Using a sponge

• Handpainting with a brush

What was the final step in the painting process to achieve a shiny effect on the eye?

• Adding a layer of varnish

• Polishing with a cloth

• Using a metallic paint

• Applying a glossy clear coat