#fdm printing

I’m showing step by step how to paint the second part of the lighthouse, along with a few tips that are useful for painting in general. The full project (Dice Tower) is running on Kickstarter, so if it catches your eye, feel free to support – I’d really appreciate it!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/417853917/dice-tower-from-the-depths-of-adventure

PS: English isn’t my native language, but I see it as an adventure – just like DnD! I’ll get better over time, so you’re basically watching me ‘level up’ in real time.

With some effort, I 3D printed and assembled the first two marines I've built since 2006 or so - my last game was at a GW store during 4e, about then.

You could go into a GW store, drop $250, and walk out with a complete Black Legion army. Even if half of it was Grey Hunters and Blood Claws box sets. Nowadays, I think $250 is like... enough for a Kill Team game?

I was planning a comeback, but then we had the whole Spots the Space Marine fracas, and it left me with a kinda bad taste in my mouth. Enough that I didn't come back and just left the Impalers (now Charnel Bats) on the drawing board.

Dunno. Part of me misses the RTT circuit of the early '00s, but another part of me just wants casual play.

The Impalers/Charnel Bats are pretty much a bunch of Night Lords who originally planned to scam the Imperium out of supplies. And... wound up with a bunch of recruits who weren't "in on the joke" and now genuinely believe they're working for the Emperor.

Here’s the finished Forest Conductor figure I 3D printed and hand-painted! Proud of how smooth the FDM surface turned out. What do you think of the final result? 🎨✨

Xmas photoshooting of our 3d printed articulated toys

These toys are available as STL files that you can slice and print at home! You can find the files on Cults3d and Creality Cloud