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We don't have the capacity to cut the clear vinyl sets at this moment in time as our focus is always on the human skin tones - and then we only do gray if we can fit some in.
So for the foreseeable future, clear bodies will be sold as uncut kits. The frames are pre-assembled but you need to pull off the shins, feet and arms so that you can assemble the body. The spine attachment is much easier than before - you will need a plus screwdriver.
As for bad news part 2 - the initial and solitary production run of our Multiverse Metallic ended up inflicting damage on the molds. The culprit was metal deposits, which had accumulated in the molds from the molten plastic.
To illustrate this, compare the cocoa and cinnamon frame photo. The cocoa represents the default dimensions, while the cinnamon shows the result from the damaged molds. The metallic deposits imbued the chest with an almost bio-mechanical heart-like appearance - a somewhat cool albeit unintended effect.
The term "first and only run" comes into play because additional metallic productions would have compounded the metal deposit issue, leading to further growth of the bio-mechanical texture, and ultimately pushing the molds past the point of repair. Thankfully, the metallic batch was small, allowing us to remove the deposits and resurface the core and cavity to their original matte finish.
While the molds are now in working order, we’ve decided not to risk another metallic run, leading to a limited supply. This decision also means a shift in plans for our prosthetics, ruling out the use of metallic. We’re currently exploring alternatives, like a Black Navy frame, which has unexpectedly opened up possibilities for a new skin tone.
Included in this vinyl set is the clear Hikari 2 head and clear cyborg head cap.
If you are wanting to display the Metallic Evolve frame standalone, you may want to nab the free STL files for the Evolve head and hands to complete your display - I recommend spraying your 3D prints in a metallic finish to match the aesthetic.
As a reflection of its limited and challenging production, the clear vinyl body and metallic frame require more zenny than the usual. But before you rush to secure one out of FOMO, I’d like to share a few reasons why this set might not be the right choice for everyone.
We don't have the capacity to cut the clear vinyl sets at this moment in time as our focus is always on the human skin tones - and then we only do gray if we can fit some in.
So for the foreseeable future, clear bodies will be sold as uncut kits. The frames are pre-assembled but you need to pull off the shins, feet and arms so that you can assemble the body. The spine attachment is much easier than before - you will need a plus screwdriver.
As for bad news part 2 - the initial and solitary production run of our Multiverse Metallic ended up inflicting damage on the molds. The culprit was metal deposits, which had accumulated in the molds from the molten plastic.
To illustrate this, compare the cocoa and cinnamon frame photo. The cocoa represents the default dimensions, while the cinnamon shows the result from the damaged molds. The metallic deposits imbued the chest with an almost bio-mechanical heart-like appearance - a somewhat cool albeit unintended effect.
The term "first and only run" comes into play because additional metallic productions would have compounded the metal deposit issue, leading to further growth of the bio-mechanical texture, and ultimately pushing the molds past the point of repair. Thankfully, the metallic batch was small, allowing us to remove the deposits and resurface the core and cavity to their original matte finish.
While the molds are now in working order, we’ve decided not to risk another metallic run, leading to a limited supply. This decision also means a shift in plans for our prosthetics, ruling out the use of metallic. We’re currently exploring alternatives, like a Black Navy frame, which has unexpectedly opened up possibilities for a new skin tone.
Included in this vinyl set is the clear Hikari 2 head and clear cyborg head cap.
If you are wanting to display the Metallic Evolve frame standalone, you may want to nab the free STL files for the Evolve head and hands to complete your display - I recommend spraying your 3D prints in a metallic finish to match the aesthetic.
As a reflection of its limited and challenging production, the clear vinyl body and metallic frame require more zenny than the usual. But before you rush to secure one out of FOMO, I’d like to share a few reasons why this set might not be the right choice for everyone.
Chaos Directors Uncut means the parts are supplied… uncut.
Our vinyl components are made using slush casting, which has its pros and cons. On the plus side, mold costs are lower than injection molds, lead times are short, and parts are seamless. On the flip side, the process is labor-intensive, has a high failure rate, and trimming the excess material (flash) requires skill and experience.
We want to offer more parts, but we simply don’t have the manpower to process everything. Chaos Directors Uncut is a way to make these components available to folks confident in their DIY skills.
Cutting vinyl is not as easy as it looks, and results will likely differ from parts finished by our team. You will need a sharp craft knife or scalpel, and for harder parts, some way to warm the vinyl (such as a hairdryer) to make it easier to cut.
There is a real risk of injury when using sharp tools, so please take care - especially around others and pets. Overcut parts cannot be repaired.
These parts have not been checked for blemishes. Vinyl parts may also vary in thickness, shape, or size - even from the same mold - as each one is cast and removed by hand.
Chaos Directors Uncut means the parts are supplied… uncut.
Our vinyl components are made using slush casting, which has its pros and cons. On the plus side, mold costs are lower than injection molds, lead times are short, and parts are seamless. On the flip side, the process is labor-intensive, has a high failure rate, and trimming the excess material (flash) requires skill and experience.
We want to offer more parts, but we simply don’t have the manpower to process everything. Chaos Directors Uncut is a way to make these components available to folks confident in their DIY skills.
Cutting vinyl is not as easy as it looks, and results will likely differ from parts finished by our team. You will need a sharp craft knife or scalpel, and for harder parts, some way to warm the vinyl (such as a hairdryer) to make it easier to cut.
There is a real risk of injury when using sharp tools, so please take care - especially around others and pets. Overcut parts cannot be repaired.
These parts have not been checked for blemishes. Vinyl parts may also vary in thickness, shape, or size - even from the same mold - as each one is cast and removed by hand.
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Danny Choo
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