Lately I have been busy rendering, printing and painting my new scenery pieces. This is the start of my industrial set. The tanker below was painted by Marisa.
Easily my favourite printed terrain piece so far. The chemical vat by Mike Heitzig, makes for an amazing addition to any industrial battlefield and perfect for skirmish warfare.
I decided to test the capabilities of my printer and attempted to print a 28mm scion. He is a little hairy but that is to do with the heat settings. Overall I am pretty happy with the quality. It is no GW plastic, but he makes for a good proxy or RPG sci-fi guard.
One of three hag sculpts by Duncan Louca. The file is set to be printed at 28mm but I decided to make her more imposing and instead scaled her to 60mm in height.
My first terrain piece! 3D printed and painted within 4 hours. This and its twin will be hitting the tabletop tonight, to provide cover for lesser plastic entities. Designed by Lord Farzenbobble.
Duncan Louca's proxy Taurox was the first large 3D print I attempted. It went horribly wrong twice due to my set up. the second time I refrained from binning the vehicle and instead filed down the mistake and reprinted the front.
The reject that became a Taurox
Now as you can see it barely resembles the mistake that it once was. Aside from a slight groove and some green stuff in the side, he looks pretty good.
Duncan's Kickstarter is live for only 3 more days. You can get this Taurox model and much more for a mere £55!