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I decided to push my painting skills and spent more time on this fella. I used airbrush, bought expensive brush (davinci maestro) and tried nmm armor. Cloth could be definitely better (but it’s not the focus point of mini a I have to go on), edges on chrome should be smaller and I don’t like the embers so much. I do like the fire effects though. Armor also feels ok apart the reflections on top of backpack.

Model is based on 4th edition raptors.

I really enjoyed both sculpting and painting this model.

Making progress on my heirophant and I definitely want the other big bug

Sadly I have to let go of my massive collection as I’m doing a huge move. I’m not selling these here, I’m trying to figure out how selling works in general, so I just want advice.

I need help figuring out how much these models would go for, do you just do 50-70 percent msrp?

A lot of my stuff is well painted, would charging 100 percent be fair or more for some of these?

Sorry if this post shouldn’t be here, I just know there’s so many people here that know about this stuff

Thanks for taking the time to help me

Cheers!

I revisited one of my earlier designs: a print-in-place door element for my modular terrain system.

The original version already worked quite well, but it didn’t fully match the proportions of the rest of the system anymore. So I updated it—mainly adjusting the height so it fits seamlessly with the other components.

Functionally, it’s still the same idea:
It prints in one piece, without additional supports, and the door is fully movable right off the print bed (after removing a bit of minimal support).

And I have to say, no matter how often I do this, it’s still incredibly satisfying to free the mechanism and open it for the first time.

That “first movement” moment never really gets old.

I’m curious what you think:

– How do you feel about print-in-place elements like this?
– Is this something you’d actually want to use in your terrain?

As always, I really appreciate the feedback, it directly influences how I continue refining the system.

If you want to try it yourself, I put some sample files up for free: https://letsmaketabletop.com/

It’s a complete, standalone set for building single-story structures that works fully on its own and gives you a good impression of the overall system and level of detail.

Hi friends!

There is have a new item for the Sci-Fi and Grimdark post-apocalyptic gamers, the AFV 'REPTILE'! (it's the best name I found for it... I'm open to suggestions...).

It is a model designed for resin 3D printed, with ABS-like resin, preferably. The turret and guns are articulated, and the model has been cut out in the necessary sections to make printing easier. 

In addition, a lot of weapons options has been included.
https://www.encobertura.com/producto/reptile-6x6-afv-for-28-35mm-sci-fi-wargames/

I wish you like it. Thanks for reading!!

Not sure if this is the place but I'm working on a couple free releases - modular MESBG mordor/troll heads to work alongside existing kits but 'update' them a bit...

Love me some lotr trolls, been on the back burner for ages

This is the first of a series of catch-up posts talking about my ongoing modular terrain project, Hestia. If you haven't, please go back and check out my first post on this project; hopefully, it will give some insight into what we are trying to accomplish.

My original plan was to start these catch-up posts with the most basic components, columns and walls, and build upwards from there. Going to lights, then more advanced lights, finally to this: The Gate. But alas, I finished this tonight and decided I was too happy with it to hold back until I would otherwise get to posting it.

If you want to see a video of it in action, check it out here: https://youtu.be/xJlXfLhQKVw

This will constitute the medium-sized gate for project Hestia, and is two walls and two columns wide. It toggles between open and closed states with the press of either of the momentary switches on both the front and back. When toggling, the door uses a pair of limit switches to stop at the correct time.

The microcontroller used is a Seeed XIAO rp2040, which was selected for its ridiculously small size. The N20 gearmotor used to actuate the door is powered by an L293D dual H-bridge controller.

Overall, I am considering this version of the gate a partial success. I had several issues during assembly, and had to do some in-casing circuit surgery... not a fun time. As well as breaking the print during the assembly of the two halves (I'll have to fix this with plasticard and accept that it won't look great). I'll take these as lessons learned, and the next 2-4 copies of the gate that I make will hopefully go together much better.

Next up... We will probably actually go back and talk about walls and columns. Maybe not quite the same visual spectacle as the gate, but the backbone of the system, so stay tuned for that.

Hey all. Been lurking here for a while and finally took the dive to get a resin printer. Problem is, I now have two. Does anyone want a Saturn 4 Ultra 16k or would be willing to trade it for an FDM printer?

Recently finished my new model - The Brute, it's available via MMF Tribe, Store and Cults3D

Cults3D

https://cults3d.com/en/users/AkS1D/

MMF

https://www.myminifactory.com/users/Ak-S1D

Hi guys,

I've been working towards launching my brand of old school inspired miniatures for 3D-print. Here's my take on a classic.

Printed few models