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December 10, 2023

Fountain of Salmacis

As the dawn creeps up the sky
The hunter caught sight of a doe.
In desire for conquest,
He found himself within a glade he'd not beheld before.

As promised,  this month is ancient Greece/myths theme, and I'm using this  opportunity to do a tribute to one of my favourite pieces from Genesis (the bit from 3:14 in particular), with some Hoplites on top. 

New supportless models: 

- a terrain piece - spring with pool, acting here as a spring of Salmacis

- young hunter with javelin/spear (playing the role of Hermaphroditus)

- doe

- Naiad, Greek water nymph

- 2 Hoplites with spear

- Hoplite with sword

get them in the repository (new link!)

I usually avoid models with single thin bits sticking out, if you're experiencing too much warping on the spears in FDM, print 2 models at a time to allow the filament to cool down before a new layer. 


I'm going away for a week, my ladyfriend finally gets some vacation after a difficult year, see you soon.


Comments (11)

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Владислав Зимин · December 13, 2023

Hoplites are amazing!

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Benoit Escoubet · December 12, 2023

This is SPARTA!!! Rhaa love that!!

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QuickFootie Designs · December 12, 2023

Love the greek theme, may I suggest a macedonian pikeman? Would work best if it was modelled with no pike, so a bit of filament could be inserted to act as one.

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leondus hutchison · December 12, 2023

Wow!! Enjoying the hoplites may we have more please. :)

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Wade Wilcox · December 11, 2023

Love the hoplites! However, the stls in the 2 spears folders are disorganized.

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BriteMinis · December 11, 2023

d-oh! indeed, uploaded correct zips now.

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andrew nelson · December 10, 2023

Loving the hoplites! Enjoy your well-deserved vacation.

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Alistair Fleming · December 10, 2023

Hoplites!

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Gallowbait · December 10, 2023

In love with that doe!

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Beholder.Madness · December 10, 2023

These hoplites are fantastic, and the doe is absolutely gorgeous. The naiad is perfect as a Greek woman/townsfolk, but I’m not getting a true Ancient Greece naiad feel (I’m not trying to criticize). Maybe if her dress was painted to look wet, but you could do that with any clothing.

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BriteMinis · December 10, 2023

Ha, I knew this would raise questions, ancient pottery shows nymphs as basically normal women in traditional clothing, so I stuck to that.