u/Udos3DWorld

With the release of my fantasy 2.5D Dwarves, i created a starter set consisting of two 250p forces for Age of Fantasy: Skirmish, plus some terrain to easily kick off your first game of Age of Fantasy: Skirmish. With more models available, you can easily expand to a full Age of Fantasy Army

Starter set: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/tabletop-wargaming-2-5d-fantasy-starter-set

Dwarves: https://cults3d.com/en/creations/2-5d-fantasy-dwarves-flat-hybrid-minis

Orks: https://cults3d.com/en/creations/2-5d-orks-flat-hybrid-minis

Also did some dark elf raiders in 2.5D.

A quick testprint if 2.5D trees (actually they are more 3D than the flat 2.5D minis, so maybe those are 2.75D trees?) work well, too - and I'd say yes, works fine!

And my testprint for the fantasy dwarves came out great, too!

Printed some Rats in 2.5D

I finally found a way to battle my ever growing pile of shame... print everything as flat 2d minis in 4 colours, play ready!

Looks better than grey plastic and is faster to do than paper minis!

(And yes, they're free. The link from makerworld has a fully prepared build plate, but unfortunatelyi could not upload all models there, so the cults link has all models but not a prepared build plate...)

https://makerworld.com/de/models/2744506-2-5d-orks-flat-hybrid-minis#profileId-3043991

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/2-5d-orks-flat-hybrid-minis

Jumped on the recent 2.5D hype train, now i can finally play with "painted" minis instead of my gray pile of shame! Looks better than unpainted 3d minis, and you can print 10 minis per hour with minimal effort, no need to glue, cut,... compared to paper minis