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The witches three from Macbeth, in Unmatched: Slings and Arrows. Need to touch up the bases, then they're done!

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Been working on some more OpenForge terrain, specifically the building facades. I've printed enough to make 3 small houses, but I think I'll need 5 buildings to really capture the feel of a cityscape, whether winding alleys or broad thoroughfares.

With how much painting that'll be, I've been trying to restrict myself to just do a quick and dirty paint job, rather than spend hours on each tile - the airbrush has been good for that, and I think it's come out well despite the slapdash paint job.

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Almost done with the dwarves! Got the scout and a few touches on the gunner before I'm done.

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Thank you! No they aren't actually - the Deep Rock boardgame deluxe edition comes with some pretty good quality plastic figures. However if you do have a 3d printer, they do have the Stls available as well!

Finally done with the Omeran Heartstone! This was a tough one to achieve, but the TurboDork Miami Sunset paint was a great base and once I gave it metallic red highlights it was absolutely perfect.

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Finally done with the Omeran Heartstone! This was a tough one to achieve, but the TurboDork Miami Sunset paint was a great base and once I gave it metallic red highlights it was absolutely perfect.

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Continuing work on my Deep Rock Galactic miniatures, I've mostly finished the pump jack and the drilldozer, and applied the wash to the dwarves. What I'm most excited about though, is the Omeran Heartstone pieces - 5 coats of TurboDork Miami Sunset has given them a very cool look, and I plan to experiment with highlights and glow effects to see what else I can do with it.

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Finished the black dragon I've been working on. Tried to experiment with different shades of almost black to give him some texture, think it came out well.

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If you haven't already thought about investing in a filament printer, it might be worth looking into. It's not good for models and other finely detailed pieces, but for large blocky cobblestones like? You can pump that out like nobody's business and for way, way cheaper and more durable.

Until recently I'd stuck with <$200 printers but I got the bamboo p1p for <$600 and it's been a lifesaver for me- no more leveling and configuring and messing with the settings, just pop off the completed print and hit start for the next one.

I've been working on some Openforge terrain and it's able to do 50 square inches of tiles in like 5 hours, and it's good quality too.

Just something to keep in mind!

Made a dent in the tiles I need for my Gothic Castle over the past two days. This is about half a bottle resin.

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Working on the Unmatched: Slings and Arrows miniatures, featuring Titania, Macbeth, Shakespeare, and the witches three.

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Finally finished printing the pieces of the stagetop table, now I can set up for DND or boardgames wherever I need to! Going to try and print some different play surfaces I can decorate as terrain and then attach.

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Finally finished the beholder model I've been working on! Particularly pleased with how the irises came out.

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Finally getting back into the swing of painting, starting with the Unmatched: Slings and Arrows game. Base coating them all first, then going back to add details.

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Not quite miniatures, but something I've been working on now that my 3d printer is back in order. A Stagetop gaming table, designed to get you some extra room when you're playing a component heavy game. It's modular too- so I intend to double the size of this one to have room for DND and the like. Bonus, they have themed tiles you can print, to give you a cobblestone or wood floor look as well.

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Actually, with some of the older tiles the map is getting pretty big already. I'd like to eventually retire the overly vivid ones, but I've got a lot more to make before I'd have enough to replace them.

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Getting some more terrain tiles added to the mix, just finished 8 of them. Once the last four dry, I should be able to make a 20x24 in battlefield out of them. After that, I'll start on adding some hills and other texture to the mix!

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I like to set up little encounter dioramas with the miniatures I finish, to see how they'd look on the table top, and those monks look like either fantastic cannon fodder or the last thing the party ever fights.

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And that's my very first unit of Skaven complete! Well, other than basing and the banner- but I've put a coat of sealant on them, so that's good enough for me.