Presupported!
My models are getting presupported versions from now on :) After a battery of tests prints, the Kobolds now have their own editable Chitubox files available in the Dropbox.
The baby Owlbears are currently being presupported as well, and the rest of my models will follow that new trend :) Enjoy!
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This is amazing news!
HOOORAYYYYY!!!!!!!
Alright, I guess it's time to put my nerd hat on. 8-) An adult Owlbear is supposed to be 8-10 ft tall when standing upright. https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/Owlbear That article actually says that they are an average of 8 feet tall, meaning that 10 ft tall would be freakishly large, and some might be a small as 6 or 7 feet tall. A Grizzly bear is about 6.5 ft long as an adult (average), so an owlbear is a bit bigger than that, but not by a ton. Relative to a humanoid mini, if we assume that a human is 32-35 mm tall to the top of the head, I guess 40mm is at the lower end of the size range for an owlbear, going up to 53mm for a 10 foot tall one. So can we say 45mm would be a typical owlbear standing on its hind legs? If we want to be realistic, comparing them to bears, an owlbear cub would probably only be 11mm tall or so (a quarter of an adult). That's probably too small for printing and painting minis though. I think up to 20mm would be fine.
Alright! Well, 20mm would be really small but I guess I can scale them down a notch ^^'
As far as I know, an adult owlbear is around 10 ft tall if standing on its back legs. Roughly the size of a real bear, as far as I know. So it should be, I dunno, 35 or 40mm? I think the baby owl bears are currently scaled to be well over 40mm, and they're babies! I would have them around 15-20mm at most, and that would probably be sacrificing realism of scale to get a more easily paintable mini.
Oh, okay! I figured owlbears were much bigger than that. 40mm sounds awfully small for an adult owlbear. I don't remember the size of the ones I did for Lost Adventures Kickstarter but they were at least 60mm tall, so I thought babies should be roughly the size of a human.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXJQ5vQG0ZA
Love it!! I was going to print the baby Owlbears, but I guess I'll wait a bit. One thought though--those models are currently enormous, it might be helpful to scale them down before supporting them, or some supports might not survive rescaling.
I'll see what I can do ;) People seem divided on the topic of scale for baby Owlbears. Most say they're just fine but every now and then somebody says they're too big, so idk ^^
Wow that is great news!
Awesome!!!