/r/PrintedMinis
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I am going to start a fallout themed campaign with a group. The focus is going to be more tactical and thus the need for minis. Any fallout themed minis from certain creators would be amazing. I did some digging and found a couple but I’m sure there are more out there. Would love larger sets if possible similar to OPR or LOTP.
Thanks for any help.
I have never used a resin printer before but want to start making some minis as I enjoy painting them. I have had an FDM printer in the past (Anycubic Kobra Neo) that I rarely used as I could never get the bed leveled correctly. I am now looking at getting a resin printer with ease of use being the primary consideration.
After watching many YouTube reviews and reading articles, I am currently deciding between the Uniformation GKII and the Elegoo Saturn 3 Ultra. These two kept coming up for good print quality as well as being as simple as possible to use. If anyone has used both of these or one or the other, would you recommend it for a complete beginner or would you look at a different option?
Looking to get back into wargaming as a hobby, and looking for advice. Being that they are 15mm models, detail is not super important. Looking to use it for miniatures, tanks, diorama use etc
I'm pretty happy with how it turned out. I haven't 3D printed in a long time and that was just a quick print to see if I got all my calibrations correct and if the bed is leveled. Any ways you guys would improve my prints? Any tips and tricks would be appreciated.
With news of today's price hike I figured I could release this a little early
The buildplate on my Elegoo Saturn 2 recently became incredibly loose, wobbling even with light touch. I figured some resin must have gotten in there, so I pulled the ball-and-socket joint apart, cleaned everything with isopropyl, roughed the ball and collar up a little with 100-grit sandpaper, and put it all back together.
My calibration cones turned out great, but this happened on my first real print attempt. This looks to me like it’s pulling out of alignment again, but I’m at a loss to explain why or how to fix it.
Does anyone have similar experiences and advice for repairs?
Hey redditors!
Wondering if someone could point me in a direction of a mini (I don't mind paywall).
I play Necromunda a Sci-Fi tabletop game from Games Workshop. I am looking for a "Stig Shambler" model equivalent. It's basically a large hulk like guy with a smaller littler guy in his back with a gun mounted there. I have attached a photo to help. If anyone could point me in a direction of a similar model that would be great!
Hey..does someone have Orc and Goblin Tribe stl or does someone know a good creator of those?
Cheers
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It’s an unfortunate truth that the world keeps getting more expensive. Prices for food, materials, and transportation have been trending upward for a few years now, and Warhammer isn’t immune to that trend. This means that from the 10th June we’ll be increasing some prices in our Warhammer stores and on Warhammer.com. The price changes for individual products will vary, but in most countries the average change will be between 3% and 5%.* As an example of what you can expect, a squad of Necron Warriors goes up $2 from $50 to $52, £30 to £31.50, and €40 to €41 (or local currency equivalent). The prices of some of our products aren’t changing, such as paint pots and paint sets, White Dwarf, and Black Library products (including digital publications). We understand that no one likes a price rise and we’ve done our best to keep prices down. We’re giving you a heads-up now so that you have plenty of time to take advantage of current prices.
I am so happy I joined this community and started printing my own figs and terrain. I've spent maybe $150 in the last year and a half on Patreon, MMF, and resin. The best part is I still haven't finished printing out all of what I have saved, and its awesome.
As title im getting an issue reappearing on my phrozen sonic mini 4k where the rafts are printing thicker than I setup in lychee... this occurred with chitubox a while back hence moving to lychee. I'm running the previous firmware on the printer (downloaded the latest version to install later/tomorrow), not running the latest lychee but its been fine with the firmware until yesterday. Has anyone else experienced this anomaly? Previously on chitubox the rafts were getting progressively thicker until I switched. Fortunately the last print was a test run of new models so the failures were salvageable successes but as I tend to print as low as I can for speed this is a real pain.
My exposure on the base layers is 25s for 6 layers I believe then 2.5s per layer printing with 90% phrozen aqua grey 4k 10% onyx impact, prints started at 16°c rising to 22°c in the enclosure. Any advice appreciated including adjusting my exposure to suit.
Just need the bodies (3 unique) printed for the Wookiee Warriors expansion, so that I can use all the weapon options that it comes with. If this is the wrong place to ask a push in the right direction would be much appreciated.