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After two months of intensive work, I'm happy to finally share the new Plasma Orks quality standard and complete creation process!

This video was made in the spirit of full transparency, showcasing all the CG work involved in delivering the highest possible quality in terms of miniatures, design, and visual presentation.

>Sharing my vision of craftsmanship, polish, and high-end quality has always been my main motivation. I've poured all of my experience into this new project and have truly enjoyed building an entire universe around it. Whether you're simply curious to take a look or want to be part of this collectible and painting adventure, you're warmly welcome PLASMA ORKS.

A huge thank you to all the early supporters who made this prototyping phase possible. Thanks to your support, I was able to dedicate time to developing and establishing a robust production workflow for the years to come.

This new pipeline will allow me to deliver:

• Higher-quality miniatures with stronger forms, coherence, and design.
• Better visual presentation and communication.
• Increased modularity and separate parts.
• Multiple poses and variations.
• And much more!

I can't wait for your feedbacks! 🙏
Wzx

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The Grokks are cold, ruthless, and highly intelligent - an engineered species of war, echoing the older, darker roots of the orc archetype.

The Grokk Tuskhauler is a brutal assault carrier designed in the image of the Warboar, fed by iron and flame and built to deliver Grokk formations directly into the point of rupture.

To the Grokks, a transport that cannot survive impact is a failed machine. The Tuskhauler is therefore constructed like a rolling siege-beast, with heavy armor plates, reinforced wheels, side-mounted multi-guns, and a horned ram-front designed to punch through barricades, wreckage, and infantry lines alike. Once the breach is made, it releases its passengers into the ruin it has created.

The rear compartment hauls troops, munitions, trophies, and salvage from previous victories. Some Tuskhaulers are fitted with a chain-slung wrecking weight, turning their own momentum into another instrument of destruction.

I honestly can't believe I'm writing this.

After months of designing, prototyping, printing, testing, repainting, redesigning, and constantly improving the project with your feedback...

Legatum Noctis is officially LIVE on Kickstarter.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/337889120/legatum-noctis-the-ultimate-modular-tabletop-terrain

This project has grown so much since I first started sharing it online, and that's largely because of this amazing community.

Thank you for every comment, every suggestion, every question, every word of encouragement, and also every piece of constructive criticism. Some of the best improvements came from people pointing out flaws or challenging my ideas. More than once, your feedback helped me realize I was heading in the wrong direction and encouraged me to rethink parts of the project. Legatum Noctis is a much better project because of it.

I also want to give a very special thank you to everyone who donated in the early days of this project. These donations meant so much to me. They gave me the motivation and confidence to keep going at a time when this was still just an idea with a lot of uncertainty.

To everyone who donated back then: I'll be reaching out to you over the next few days with a special offer as a small token of my appreciation.

If you've enjoyed following the development and would like to help bring Legatum Noctis to even more gaming tables, I'd be incredibly grateful for your support on Kickstarter.

Whether you decide to back the project, share it with a friend, or simply keep following the journey, it all means the world to me.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for being part of this journey. Let's build something amazing together. ❤️

The H-Series Platforms continue to grow with the arrival of the Medusa Air Defence System. Featuring four modular variants, three anti-aircraft systems and one quad mortar, this release brings even more versatility to your heavy defensive arsenal.

Fresh off the bed, completely supportless, and treated with a quick paint job. The entire system is custom-coded from scratch and will run directly inside MakerWorld's Customizer soon. Love how the weathered stone turned out!

Got the Jupiter 2 recently, I'm loving that I can print just about anything in one piece. The biggest problem is actually the Elegoo slicer... it's pretty basic and there are a lot of bugs. I used to use Lychee but they haven't put the printer in there yet.

WIP Still many work to do, many details and suff but i'll like to have some advice on the design, I'll like to hear your opinions of it!

Hello,

This month Tribes we will bring you more firepower with the:

• Heavy Bombard
• Bulwark Gunners
• Bullethail Gunners

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Hey guys, lesson learned. My last post used a concept render, but here is the actual geometry of Terrain Architect freshly printed on my Elegoo. Everything is parametric and will run directly through MakerWorld's Customizer software soon!

Last week I finally got to put the terrain through its biggest test yet.

Before visiting rosenheimertabletopclub, I went into full hobby mode and spent an entire week painting as much terrain as I possibly could. It definitely wasn't all display quality, but I wanted enough painted pieces to build a complete table, and it was absolutely worth the effort.

For the first time, I assembled a full board using the system, and I'm happy to say it worked exactly as I'd envisioned. Seeing everything come together was an incredibly rewarding moment after months of designing, printing, and testing.

I also want to say a huge thank you to rosenheimertabletopclub for not only letting me use their gaming space but also giving me free access to their incredible miniature collection for the photos.

Honestly, I felt like a kid in a candy store. Being able to pick from so many beautifully painted armies, create little scenes, and bring the terrain to life was an absolute blast.

Some of my favorite photos from that day are featured in this video, and I couldn't be happier with how they turned out.

Consider this your friendly warning.

If you're printing terrain in PLA, don't make the same mistake I did and leave it in a car on a hot day.

I knew cars get hot in the sun, but apparently not hot enough in my mind.

A few hours later, I came back to find that an entire terrain set had warped beyond saving. Walls were bent, pieces no longer fit properly, and the whole set was basically ruined.

Straight into the trash.

It's frustrating, but I figured it was worth sharing because someone else might avoid the same mistake.

So if you've got printed terrain, miniatures, or any other PLA prints, keep them out of hot cars whenever possible.

Sometimes the most valuable test print is the one that teaches you what not to do.

Been doing some printing to bluster my marine army for 11th edition. I love this designer.

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