Hello, my name is Martit and this is 3D Printing Iceland. In this video, I'm going to paint a 3D model, that is a model of Hawaii. I'm doing a collaboration video with Chris at Practical Printing. And what I did was I prepared a STL file of the island of Hawaii and the surrounding sea bed. And I sent it in the file and he printed it on his proofs and I'm K3 printers. And he also printed another copy on his Robo R2 printer. And he came to Iceland to visit and he gave me both of those models. And I painted the red model he brought that was printed on the Robo printer. And I have the white Mk3 print on my desk now and I'm recording this video after I painted the red one. So it's not in a correct order. This video making but I want to do a intro and show you the model before it was painted. So let's have a look after the intro. So the model I sent over was a model I've found online of the sea bed in my mapping software and I prepared the island also in my mapping software I use normally and I create the Icelandic maps. And I sent the STL file it was pretty big STL file with a lot of detail and I set that to Chris. And he printed out this white model on his proofs and K3 printer and it came out excellent. Also printed out the red model that you see in the paint timelapse on his Robo R2 printer. As a new printer he recently got. He brought both of those models with him. Now let's have a look at the paint process and Chris will do his part in the video series and put in a timelapse of the print and talk about the model in the end also. So this like I said this video is a little bit special because it's a collaboration video between me and Chris and he will go maybe a little back and forth with our inputs in the video in the final video. At this stage we don't have it scripted to each minute or clip so it's a little bit back and forth maybe but let's have a look at the print timelapse and the paint process. And now I've gone through the painting process and we can have a look at the model after the paint job. So this is the island of Hawaii and here in the island I was looking at satellite photos and there is one side of the island that has a lot of greenery and the other side is more like lava fields and volcano looking surface and I tried to emulate that in the painting and Chris was telling me north of the island are coral reefs and when the wind blows from the north they pick up a lot of moisture and hit the island from this side here and that explains why this part of the island is green and has a lot of vegetation but the other side that is drier has less rain and has less greens and grass and vegetation so that it's like the island is split in two looking at the satellite imagery to see how the island is constructed and there are several volcanoes and mountains on the island itself but the whole island as a whole is one big volcano and the sea bed around the island is just a it looks like it's just a one-hutes mountain and all the blue parts are underwater but it's a lot of landscape or texture underneath the surface so I tried to create some textures and have some look to the sea floor as well but I think it came out pretty good and there's a lot of detail in the model itself and I was quite happy to get this model pitted and I signed it here my name and also in the back painted by Marc Tuchik, 3D Piersland I got a comment once from Glenn at Funking 3D he complained about the model not being signed when he got his and I'm trying to remedy that by signing the paintings but this came out great and now I'm gonna meet up with Chris he's downtown in Reykjavik and I'm gonna give him the model and tell him about my process of painting it so that will be the next step to do I hope you liked the paint process it was good fun to paint this model even though I'm not familiar with the landscape here I could relate to the landscape in Iceland being volcanic activities and how the volcanoes affect everything so in a way it's similar to Iceland in that regard to even though this is more like a tropical island than Iceland it's more a glacier country so in that regard they are different but they're formed on the Titanic plates where volcanoes come out from the sea and that's the same with Iceland it is on the Titanic plates where they meet up and there's a lot of volcanic activity on those places so how I and Iceland have similar reasons for being on the surface so hard it's all kind of land but let's go and we'll go and meet Chris I'm gonna meet him downtown and give him the model and try to do a video shoot I'm not sure what camera I'm gonna use but I will maybe I will use my mobile or my other video camera I don't know but we'll see I hope it comes out great see you there yeah so this is the model I'm here today and I might appreciate downtown and rickety so I can add a honeydew to him and you want to take a joke to come for the camera so here you go Chris and thank you guys this is awesome this is why this is the big island showing a lot of the solid now the model is in christ's hand and he will go back to the states after a few days so I will send this video clips to him and we'll make a video with us together talking about this print and he will make his part when he's back in the states but for my part of this video I thank you for watching and I will see you in the next one