In 15mm the Hummelbaugh farm from Gettysburg, and some Viking Longboats
In 28mm I've started printing the Trostle House from Gettysburg. I'm also determined to finish the Jacobite rebellion project this year so I'm back to painting Highlanders.
I also couldn't resist trying some of museum miniatures new 15mm Z range Greek hoplites - these guys are computer designed, moulded and cast in metal. They are lovely to say the least I also got a few Indians to add to my army - excellent.
Couldn't resist doing them as Spartans in homage to the original 300 Spartans movie 😀
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The Trostle Farmhouse is looking good.
The Trostle House looks very good indeed...
Is it you own data or something you downloaded?
All the best. Aly
...indeed, but not as good as those stunning Spartan's... “Then we shall have our battle in the shade!”
All looking very good Graham. The 3D printing continues to amaze me!
Graham those prints look very good quality. They don't look like a resin printer? What has produced those? Thanks
Richard
Aly
I bought the file as part of a Kickstarter package from
https://holvi.com/shop/6GWBSw/section/file-sets/
It is now available for purchase. Awesome pieces to be found
Richard
You're right the resin printer is reserved for figures etc. These are printed on the Prusa Mk3s using PLA
Steve,
I think I need some more 😀 The figures are very nice for sure.
Jim
Thanks there's plenty more where that came from 🤣
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