Shooting range
To make training more exciting, the mercenary musketmen regiment was given an interactive shooting range made of animated armours. This way the soldiers could also test their gunpowder firepower against the powers of magic.
Get all the supportless models in the repository, the inanimate armor is also on Thingiverse.
Models in plate armor without additional parts like cloaks are quite challenging to make supportless, it took me ages to work it out. Coming right up: quadrupeds with two hands.
Comments (10)
So excited about the animated armor!!!!!
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Very cool! Like the knight designs in particular!
As a guy whose home-made mini collection is at least 75% your designs, these just scream "must-haves" to me! Once I redo my skeleton army (all comprised of your boys) and goblin gang (someone else's) I need to do some guard/soldier armies (also using your guys) and these will definitely be added to the ranks behind the crossbowmen. Your style of minis are just great, man, great to make, great to paint, and lovely to field. PS: Will try to post the skeletons once they're done as well as the soldiers
I love 'em! Gotta make a musketeer regiment soon
"Inanimated Armor" - love it. If a necromancer puts a spell on it, does it become an uninanimated armor?
That'd just lock it in an upright t-post and it'd just move around without any walking animations or combat animations :D
The prints look great! What was the fix?
Haven't tinkered with it at all! The prints are acceptable, but I've had better.
Thanks!