PVZ Chess White Rooks (Plants vs Zombies)

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In this video I start making the chess pieces to go with my recent PVZ chess board build.
Today I make the White Rooks.
Link to making the Chess Board: • Plants Vs Zombies Ches...
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19 сен 2024

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@daningrim475 4 месяца назад

You could add a few leaves out the pot handle for the plants effect. Great video!

@JohnLee-hh5ds 4 месяца назад

Great video as usual....miss the pan though.

@MyBabycham 4 месяца назад

I am looking forward to the progression of this chess set. Such an interesting concept. One you wouldn’t think of. But here we are looking forward to the progress.

@simonlaxon9474 4 месяца назад

Hi Francis, Thanks again for these videos and great ideas. I have just started using UV resin on my 3d prints and wanted to ask you about using a UV light, compared to sunlight. Do you use sunlight, instead of a UV light, as a preferred method or is there a another reason? Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks Simon

@JokerLaugh 4 месяца назад

Hi Simon and many thanks. I would say natural sunlight is the best form of curing but I do also have a mini UV cure chamber I made using a old tub coated in reflective aluminium tape with a big UV light inside. The main problem with UV chamber curing is the light from the bulb is very bad for your eyes so sunglasses and minimal time looking at it is a must. If its a nice day 100% cure in the sun but if its dim and cloudy, UV cure station to the rescue :)

@simonlaxon9474 4 месяца назад

@@JokerLaugh Thanks, I appreciate the explanation and advice 🙂