There are a lot of those here. I found these images in the "extras" folder on the (DVD). They are architectural drawings that set designers use to envision and then to build their scenes and create their sets. They illustrate some of the many sets that may need to constructed. The illustrations also bring some light into new projects.
It does seem the Adam like his movie props and especially his "blasters". He has quite the arsenal. This kit was a 3D print in resin. As usual, Adam added some of his shop created bits.
This aspect is intesting, however the fabrication of this Mandalorian Amban Blaster will be even more so. It must be great to have all the right equipment and materials at hand when working on something like this. Well done!
Recently Evan and Katelyn visted Adam Savage's cave with information about some new discoveries while working with resin. Facinating stuff and inspirational.
It has been a while since I made a post on Mortal Engines, however I recently found a old post by Adam Savage on his scratch build of a Mortal Engines Hand Cannon.
From start to finish, Adam uses his shop and his machine tools to revamp and improve a Harbor Freight chop saw.
Although I aways find Adam Savage's videos interesting and informative this is one of Adam's better takes. His build of a box for a set of Appolo space suit mittens is near genius. The build seems to be counterintuitive, but then again, this is Adam Savege.
Adam slowly takes you step-by-step through the process of creating his display and storage box.
Building 3D-printed figures.
The authors printed hundreds of these figures for his stop-motion photo shoot.
Adam has added some organiation and materials to his shop recently. It is always lovely to get a glimpse into Adams shop. There is so much to see here and to experience.
Adam Savage is at it again. In this episoid Adam gets into bookbinding and creates an old book.
Adams finds a box and starts to modify his find with more fitting hardware. In the process we get to see a little of his cave.
Adam is still working on his box. In the video he sheaths the interior with copper sheathing and by using reverse engineering Adam creates a homemade lock. Truly astounding!
