God damn that looks good! Gives me ideas for terrariums.

where do you store your creations?

3d print piping make the male ends 99% size for no sanding.

The sun would have cured them in about 30 minutes.

Why arent you using the wash and cure station?

Anycubic black is my fav, it cures differently than their other colors so you will need to drop your times with non-black colors. Not sure what is different but the black doesnt seem to eat up the wash as fast as other colors. When the black is deactivated it drops off to the bottom making recycling wash easy.

I don't play OPR but I found the videos about it great. But I feel like having specific anti-regen options seem like a weird design choice. Investing in a gimmick the enemy may or may not have feels kind of weird.

Interesting video and very well explained. Great looking results... Question Please: I am making rock outcroppings for the first time with foam for a model railroad. I am having a problem with painting. I am guessing that I need something to seal the foam with as it seems not to take paint well and the colors don't look good when dry. Is the Mod Podge acting as a sealer in your method of painting? I am wondering if painting the foam with white glue (before painting) might also be effective to seal the surface for painting. Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Phil Jersey Shore Area

so cool

Sooo nice Terrain love it

Just wanted to say that I made a set of these for the board game club I run for my middle and high school and they turned out great! Thanks a ton for the video.

please make a tutorial on how you made the terrain

Great tutorial. The 1" small rocks blend exceptionally and sell the whole project even more. Maybe the underside can be a different kind of terrain for more versatility? E.g. sandy desert on the downside and rocky hills on the upper, but what about the sides?

Great Video guys, is there any place to get good quality tokes for this game or ideas how to make my own?

How would you clean the check valve for lint on the dryer side?

Thanks for Ideas! But how do you make them barrels? Sorry I didn't watch it carefully. But it seems them barrels just appear 😅. I would like to do something similar. 😊 Thanks

Yeah, i just droped an 10 year career in software development to work with 3d printing and shit, and i don't regret

this was awesome tytyty

Not so much addicted to 3D printing as addicted to 3D printing Patreons. There is no question that they are worth the money - but there are so many good ones that it can become expensive in spite of being of good value.

What is that mini, center bottom of your splash screen? Looks really atmospheric.

Resin vs fdm printing. Resin is so much less hassle. Recently upgraded to elegoo saturn 3 ultra, from a my old 4k phrozen to 12k the difference isn't huge but you can see differences, mostly details are more crisp and smooth areas are visibly smoother, they're kinda shiny whereas 4k looked matt. My ender 3 pro has 2 modes: Dream and Nightmare. Sometimes I'll blow through a roll no issues, then suddenly theres no end of issues and only trial and error to fix it. I'm in the nightmare right now...

Im not "addicted". Addiction is a *problem*. Im "passionate", BIG difference

I design terrain, and the Bambu has been a game changer, quality and speed. Got a good rhythm, print prototype, work on next design, prototype done, print next design, add details to successful prototype or adjust it, send to printer, go over next design. Before is print prototype, fix printer…reprint prototype….calibrate printer again, solder printer parts…..print prototype,,,,

FDM is way worse for wasteful prints. Most of the crap you see is designed to just sit on a shelf like a Funko pop or something. I play historicals myself so an army is an army across hundreds of rulesets.

I really don’t understand why some of these stores don’t get their own printers and then either print licensed models or print for people

If I would have space for a 3D printer, then I would definetely be.

One of the perks of 3D printing minis is a lot of weight is lifted as far as painting. If I buy a single mini, I get anxious about a color scheme and the quality of the paint job. With printing them, I can print as many as I want and can do stuff like a mini painted with a gimmick idea and know I can just print more if I want the same and paint differently without losing the first by stripping or painting over.

Personal point of view. In my opinion 3d printing helps you to understand that wargaming hobby do not have to be expensive. Companies producing physical minis were trying trough all these years to convince us that you need to bleed your wallet if you want to have huge collection of minis. Now? Not so much as it seems. You guys mentioned GW entering into 3D printing in the near future. I am almost 100% sure that if they will - they gonna enter the market with really dumb ideas. Like - "You want to buy our digital minis? Well, in that case you need to buy our special Citadel 3D printer cause they are the only one capable of reading our home cooked digital format."

My problem was I printed a bunch of models after subscribing to knuckle bones and highlands miniatures before I knew what a pain in the ass resin is to keep intact esp with the little spiky bits and dropping models etc. So as my # of models ballooned without good ways to store them, I started getting a lot of breakage. Now I know to mix in the extra tough resin!

Answer: yes, but in a good way

lol yes. Next question.

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every resin printing channel says don't pour it down the drain blah blah but nowhere do I hear them tell you what to do with it, so what DO you do with the wash?

so cool! much better than gw

Perfect. And good for playing. Love this, did the same with sheets of wood when i was a teenager.