Free gift by Print Minis for Tier 2 patrons
This month our friends at Print Minis were so kind to provide all of our Tier 2 patrons with the following free gift: Devotee Squad (modular)
Here's a word from Print Minis:
"Hi everyone,
We're really excited to share our Code Splicer Cult with you today. There are 10 modular options with 8 weapon choices!
If you like their design, you can join our email list to get Marina, the Code Splicer Psychic from this month's collection, plus a 35% discount off our MMF store. We’ll be sending out the occasional update and free STL, so definitely join our email community for some fun surprises :D
Visit our links below to check out what else we create for our grimdark universe - Mortuus Secunda. There are the Armatis Mors space warriors, an Idolonid alien scourge, multiple different gangs like the Code Splicers, and our epic Risor District terrain series!
Thank you, and happy printing!
Kind regards
Gem & Andy."
Make sure to check out these links:
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/printminis
MyMiniFactory: https://www.myminifactory.com/users/PrintMinis
Download (Tier 2 Only): https://www.patreon.com/posts/60635779
September Release
Check out their full collection!
Comments (5)
Print Minis is one of my favorite studios, they do so much great stuff for grimdark proxies :) World Forge (the same team's fantasy line) is also not to be missed.
Their Armatis Mors units work well as Battle Brothers. They have good proxies of recent releases. Just released a cool speeder in September too.
This is exactly what I need!
I have been part of Print Minis tribe for a little while now and they are really neat! One thing I like about them is that a lot of their kits have a interoperability with past and future releases. For example, their Colossus Transport vehicle and associated Container are very modular. The Colossus can become a fuel hauler, can be as long as you need it, can have tracks or wheels. The container can become a diner or a hospital. All really cool! And one of the best things Print Minis does that a lot of other designers don't do is offer really good instructions for their modular kits, including print lists. So it is a lot easier to get your model on the printer than instead of trying to decipher what files you need to print out of a folder of 40 bits.
Thanks for the good advise!