Mass production
Looking for the cause of the recent disappearings, the town watch and local militia have stumbled upon a significant clue in a back alley.
Summer is gone, gloom is coming. Here's something new for a change - FDM-friendly modular supportless models.
- 3 sets of legs
- 3 heads
- 3 torsos
- 4 hands (3 right, one left with crossbow - flip them in the slicer if you need)
and
- cocoon
- crate
are in the repository (new link!). The crate is also on TV and Printables.
When I started Brite Minis I wanted the models to be tabletop-ready right off the build plate, so this is a significant exception, as they obviously need assembly.
This opens new possibilities (zombies with outstretched arms, centaurs, you name it). They are not fully compatible with rider legs yet, I will be updating those later.
You need to have your FDM printers tuned well too, to avoid excessive elephant foot, make sure your adhesion is good, print with brim to make sure the small parts are kept in place. Please let me know your feedback on how it prints.
Modular models will only be an addition to normal supportless models. One big change is that these will be only available during the month they are released in, so make sure you download them (they're in the _Modular folder). All the rest non-modulars will be always in the repository as usual.
Thank you for your support!
Next: back to good old supportless creatures, and modular female parts (behave!).
Comments (9)
Any chance on what scale I should increase to make them more compatible with 28mm heroic like scale? (new Heroquest or Warhammer 90ties?) AND easier to print :D
in my experience the weapons get a bit too long for the small base, i do use a brim though, lovely prints otherwise:)
Love modular models, But is there supposed to be only one left arm?
Flip the right in the slicer :)
I LOVE these! Please make more modular stuff like this!!
Great job! Thanks!
These are awesome! Will you do a post to announce the whole months is up to grab in one go?
Yes! Modular models are my favorites. Can't wait to see more of them.
Really nice! Great job to do more variation. Reminds me of the original Mordheim sprute. Thank you
