scottshoemaker

The final hardness is dependent on the manufacturers formula for the particular product line.  Recommend researching "flexible" resins.

If you get no bites...

A boatload of dakka for some mecha squires

Client provided files

Titan Forge just dropped an excellent Tomb Kings style set of STLs, if anyone is interested. Here's the Skeleton unit: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-undying-dynasties-necropolis-guards-359618

Sorry for the lack of content, I’ve been so busyhaven’t had time to take the pictures.

That said, a big ole Krios proxy.  Client Provided files.

For the Legion Fans

https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-alliance-winter-trooper-squad-343179

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/8mm-scale-grim-dark-artillery-tank-company

3 minutes ago, Blustorm said:

I believe the current edition, 10th.

Bummer

What edition?

The main thing with any printer is that's not an appliance or a shop tool.  Despite what anyone says, this tech is still in it's infancy.  With any printer purchase the primary question to one's self needs to be:

Is 3d Printing the hobby, or is the product the hobby?

If one want's to learn all about the machine, the tech, the process, then a fresh new untested printer is suitable.  There won't be a community for mutual support at the start, and who know about manufacturer support for both questions and replacements.  Be prepared to troubleshoot and become that community.  These are not bad things, part of the challenge of learning something this way can be extremely satisfying.

If the goal is to use the machine as a means to create, I would avoid an untested machine and look to the established manufacturers.  Elegoo, Prusa, Creality are the major players that come to mind.  Lots of community support, lots of parts availability, lots of product choice.

When I played paintball I bought an untested but very affordable marker, mainly to save 25%.  While it was adequate, there was no aftermarket support, the manufacturer was lousy on parts replacement, and  disappeared relatively quickly.  When I bought my next marker, I based my choice on the amount of easily available replacement parts and support articles in the magazines.  

Have him ask himself what his interest in 3d Printing really is and make the choice from that perspective, rather than the "Is this a good printer" question.

2 hours ago, Brother Glacius said:

A good starter army, 3d printed, will run you around $150. If you want the STLs, $60-80. Mr. Shoemaker has fantastic prices for printing as well.

I have standard pricing for Warmaster.  Ping me for the list.

New Product for The Old World!

20-to-25mm size adapter, Magnets included! 2 End Ranks and 3 Inside ranks, Kit can accommodate 30 minitures, 6x5.
$7

Look's like our algorithms are sync'd

Hey!

Updating the website!

https://www.scotts3dprintworks.com/

#squareisapaininthearse

May want to spellcheck your title.

A six pack of super scary Wraiths

A pair of Destroyer Lords

Night Moves…no

Nightbr… no

Nightstalk…

Kolchak the Nightstalker

This design is free!

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/necrotipe-by-gregor-tajer-zlota

Meatbags are chumps

So busy I don’t have pics of all the latest orders.  I do have these:

Reaper, Grim Reaper

Hims just a little guy

I'll be at the clubhouse tomorrow with a selection of Rank Trays if anyone is interested.

New Product-  Magnetized Lance Rank Trays!  25x50 to 30x60 size adapter, Magnets included!  Kit can accommodate 6 miniatures. 
$5

New Product-  Magnetized Lance 4th Rank Trays!  25x50 to 30x60 size adapter, Magnets included!  Tray can accommodate 4 miniatures. 
$5 for package of 2

New Product-  Magnetized Lance 5th Rank Trays!  25x50 to 30x60 size adapter, Magnets included!  Tray can accommodate 5miniatures. 
$6 for package of 2

Available at Mindtaker Miniatures right now!  Or me, obviously

More to come!