The Cube Method: How to resize STLs to different wargaming scales

[@troulfik]

Thx for the tip, same thing for the cavalery & Artilery ?

[@turnerminiatures]

Sorry I missed this! I have only tested it on infantry. Artillery crew should be identical but I have had feedback that my recommended scaling settings make cavalry come out a little too large. So again, I'd measure a metal model and then use the cube method.

[@peezebeuponyou3774]

Can you reduce below 6mm?

[@turnerminiatures]

Hey, Well, technically yes - but 6mm is what the miniatures were designed for, so I can't guarantee that parts won't snap off. We have had someone print them at 2mm; but I'd imagine the muskets and bayonets would be quite fragile as a result! Try it out on the free figures: www.myminifactory.com/users/henryturner/collection/free-models

[@peezebeuponyou3774]

@@turnerminiatures Don't have the printer just yet- currently looking into something suitable. Cheers.

[@turnerminiatures]

@@peezebeuponyou3774 I'd go for a Mars 3 as a cheap entry-level machine that'll also produce great results. Resin printing is quite a big learning curve at first, and can be very frustrating, but will work nicely and consistently once you've settled on a resin and stable print settings :) If you want advice from others, you can feel free to ask any questions on the Facebook group or the Discord! facebook.com/groups/turnerminiaturesfans discord.gg/U6tdUBn

[@peezebeuponyou3774]

@@turnerminiatures Thank you- I'll definitely take a look at the Mars 3. Already joined the FB group.🙂