Do you want to try our next release?
Hello guys! How's going with that Demon King?
Would you be happy to have a sample of the next month release?
We decided to make something a little bit different this month and make a collective testprint! We just uploaded this model, the Depth One Reaver A on Dropbox, it's inside the Orc Set 1 :) . You can't miss it!
For the test the model is all assembled in one single STL. Next month these tentacular guys will have a full selection of weapons, casting hands and real spells to use!
The best place to show your print (and paintjob perhaps!) is our Facebook Group.
Comments (15)
I was just looking at these models in my slicer, and I must say, they are not scaled properly. The orcs are scaled to the equivalent of 8 feet tall. Just wanted to give people a heads up, that for your table top, resizing will be required.
Hello Wil, yes our scale is pretty big. Most of our patrons resize them to 85-90% to play D&D. Feel free to enter our facebook group to receive additional feedback :) https://www.facebook.com/groups/2289408814514005/
Are you going to do a pinup model for this series? That'll be something to see!
of course! Goal is unlocked and we will make it work! :)
He printed nicely but I did lose his index finger when trying to remove supports.
In that case you'll have much more hands to choose when there will be the actual releases :) Like the same but with an arcane sphere inside the hand
Love the look of this guy cant wait for the set to come!
Yes so pumped!! Thank you, thank you!
Nice, 30mm base (assuming you are using 32mm scaling and keeping the base slightly smaller than 32mm then) ... this means the creature being 41.05mm tall when you take off the base and ignore the weapon and his cowl the creature is about 7' 13" or 2.36 meters tall. Is this the intention?
Yes, but with the official release next month the bases will be separated from the models, you will be able to resize everything as you need and use the perfect base. We like bigger models in general (they also print better), gaming scale is slowly increasing, and apart from that I like the monster to be a bit taller :) Makes them more imposing. But as always everyone resize to their needs with the actual releases
printing now. using Tom Tullis' mini profile for .3 nozzles. Leaned the model back at 45 degrees and used tree supports, support roofs and a raft.
Setting it up tomorrow
I love the base design
Will print it tomorrow
Oh man. I am on it. I literally just pulled Duncan Louca's Cthuluan's off my build plate. I'll get this guy going right away.