I bought the stl to This Miniature. I Put it into my Blender but its very ... Low poly.
Not at all what was shown in the Picture.
Is that normal ? I tried reaching Out to them but they didnt answer. Did any of you ever buy a stl from them ?
I have recently started printing (June this year) and it's going mostly okay but I find that printing minis that are holding swords or pole weapons have trouble. The blades/poles come out way too flimsy and break either when being removed from supports or just from regular use.
Does anyone have any tips on how I can improve these kinds of prints? Thanks!
Hello I only play TCGs at my LGS but I see a lot of people playing different table top mini games. As a card player I’ve never had a problem with proxies/fake cards for local and casual play but I know they’re banned at main events.
Have any table top players noticed stigmas against people who bring in 3D printed armies ? Do most table top communities allow 3D print models even ? I know Warhammer can get costly for some of the big models so do people feel cheated if someone prints expensive models.
Sorry I know little of the rules of Warhammer but could someone print 1000$ worth of big tanks and beat people with overpriced armies ?
Here is my version of the Bullhead Bust from Ivan Mata.
A quick sketching fun piece...Tried to make this more 'painterly' and loose and really enjoyed the process, could have been better but it ticked a box and I had fun doing it.
I finally finished this Tower House!
It started as a 3D model and went through printing, assembly and a lot of painting before becoming the finished piece. I recorded the whole process.
Free STL for anyone who wants to print one:
A new WWII Romanian unit is coming to reinforce your forces.
A Trajann Valoris Mini i printed with a 0.2mm nozzle at 0.06mm layer height. Turned out great in my opinion. Currently building a Custodes army.
Today I had a blast updating my Apparatus of Kwalish mini!
I def don't need the Apparatus for my game tonight. Nope. Art for the sake of art amirite?
I 3D printed a prototype in FDM just to see how it came out, then made a final version in resin
Free stls: https://mz4250.com/posts/apparatus-of-new-166934624
Here is my version of Grix the Goblin Bust from BS-Sculpt.
Tried to do a different skintone on this guy and he ended up looking like a smurf...lol. Nevermind, great fun to paint and really happy with how he came together. Last of the orc and goblin busts of BS sculpt that I have, so onto more dwarves I guess...
Hey everyone,
I’m currently putting together a Sabacc set, and a friend is 3D printing a full batch of credits/coins for me using an FDM printer.
Since these will be handled a lot during games, I want them to feel and look like actual metal Star Wars currency (Bronze, Silver, and Gold) rather than lightweight plastic toys.
I'm new to finishing and painting 3D prints, so I’d love to get your input:
I’d love to hear how you would tackle a project like this from scratch. Thanks in advance.
Here is my version Big Bertha Fantasy Football Ogre Diva by paladinkwa7.
Had a lot of fun painting this wonderful Blood Bowl star player, and what a great sculpt. I painted her differently to the box art for her and saw her as playing for the Green Bay Peckers...lol. I think she came out really well and love painting anything Blood Bowl related.
Sorry I clipped it before thinking about taking a photo but hopefully the sub can still help.
i printed this Star Wars ship at angled at 45 degrees on my Centauri Carbon. I angled it at 45 degrees with 0.12mm layers.
The whole ship looked great except that on the front of the fins/wings (which were the topmost part printed) I got increasing spiderwebbing across the gap starting partway up and getting worse and worse as it approached the tip and the layers got smaller and smaller
Would adjusting the Minimum Layer Time help or would it be some other setting?
This month we're in the Sylvan Forest where the Ciorcal Druids live. They worship the Grimnismal, the Seven Stags who are One, and who represent different aspect of nature and the seasons. Lobhann, the God of Rot, belongs to the season of Summer and oversees the process of converting death into life, consuming and nourishing in turn. Rhiabhach, Ciorcal Druid, is an old man who worships Lobhann and lives his life cataloging the many mushrooms and fungus in the Sylvan Forest. An expert mycologist, he's personally tested and recorded the effects of 133 different mushrooms, some of which were psychedelic or poisonous. His dedication to Lobhann protects him from the effects of these mushrooms... mostly. He's often found contemplating the beauty of the forest, in an altered state.
This month's collection is all about myconids and their compatriots! Why not take a look at my website to learn more? https://cobramode.com/collection
One of my patrons did an outstanding job 3D printing and painting one of my lich minis!
Free stls: https://mz4250.com/posts/lich-158282840
I love the wire crafting they used for the spell effects :D