I've started with one of my nostalgia points from childhood in Sesame Street. The idea is that we can create familiar characters for children in Dungeons and Dragons style, and then make them a part of a short 2 hour one shot campaign for families.
This one is the Cookie Monster Barbarian.
Absolutely my favourite model I've ever made. Hands down. Not even close.
My printer frame of reference is the Mono 4 and Mono 4 Ultra. That's what I've used really for the last 3-4 years. Recently Anycubic reached out and sent me the new Photon P1 to try out. I’m not a professional tech reviewer, I'm just a maker who sculpts tabletop minis and wants my tools to just work with minimal fiddling.
I put it to the test with a Cookie Monster Barbarian I designed for a family-friendly D&D project. I cranked it to the Anycubic high-quality preset (0.03mm layers) which took about 5 hours.
Count Von Count from Sesame Street as a Necromancer from TTRPGs.
Printed on an Anycubic Photon P1.
Count Von Count from Sesame Street as a Necromancer from TTRPGs.
Printed on an Anycubic Photon P1.