Perfect for large-scale action figures, this modular sci-fi rifle system optimized for 1/6 scale lets customers assemble their own weapon for any situation be it infiltration or bug-hunt! Printable case included. The Multiform F8 was designed as a digital kit using Autodesk Fusion 360. Due to the rush of constantly…
The Autonomous Utility Group (AUG) Otis.M is the military version of the popular Otis.A semi-autonomous construction mecha. (That design variant only exists in my mind currently) This small piloted mech features wheeled feet and a narrow width making it perfect for rapid urban deployment. After the release of my fully-articulated…
This particular steampunk-styled design was one I tried to hand-sculpt soon after my original Fish-Shaped Submersible kit release, but at the time I couldn’t do it the justice it deserved so put it on hold. A decade later having learned how to create in 3D, I revisited the original sketches…
Early in my FichtenFoo Patreon, I released a several sets of modular shipping container buildings for cyberpunk and post-apocalyptic dioramas/scenes called District 74. This was designed for 1/35 scale to make it usable with many of my Industria Mechanika kit releases as well as existing military and civilian kits offered…
Inspired by construction equipment and customers love for maintenance-bay dioramas, I designed this anti-gravity Recovery Vehicle essentially as a flying crane. I’ve always loved giving customers multiple options when creating my own and collaborative kit products and figured this design could be used with dozens of my past Industria Mechanika…
Few forms of Anti-Gravity (AG) racing can compete with the thrill of watching pilots bank and spin their colorful Gondola Racers through circuits filled with towering obstacles and tight turns, all at breakneck speed! I was inspired to create this anti-gravity racing vehicle by the game WipeOut for the Playstation…
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