Re: Dead Space 'Black Marker' + various scratch-built ancillary props I'm thinking of a Sculpey-carved 'rock' base with some small, scaled down worklights for illumination - I want to give the impression that this Marker has just been found during a mining operation. Seen from the bottom, it looks pretty gnarly!Īnyway, since I'm nearing completion on the Marker itself, I figured it's time to think up a diorama/scene to put it in. After that, I'll resin and rondo the marker itself before deciding on a finish. (I probably superglued my fingers together 8 times so far.) Fortunately, I only have the top quarter left to finish. There are a TON of joints, and a lot of the time the cardstock is under some peculiar stresses. This was a while ago, but eventually I got around to building the Marker. It was a mess, but i did some tweaking and refining until i got a decent result: So, after extracting the game model, I did some hoop-jumping with file formats and finally got it imported into pepakura designer. I've seen papercraft markers that people have built before, but they tended to be based on smoothed models that didn't have the ribbing or detail of the actual in-game full-sized versions. First off, a little introduction: Dead Space is a horror video game series, and one of its central elements is that certain alien artifacts, called Markers, have the power to reanimate dead tissue.

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