3d Printed VIllage.

I pledged a KS a few months ago for buildings you can print out on a 3d printer.  I've been busy the last week or so printing them out and thought I would post my progress. It's photo heavy, so hang onto your seats.

The next step is to start painting them.

This last photo is my current work in progress.  It was too wide to fit on my printer, so I loaded up all the larger files in Meshmixer and cut them in half.  After the two sides have printed, I'll glue them together and then apply a bit of Liquitex Modeling paste to the seams and they will look just like the solid versions.

The War Tower

I pledged a Kickstarter not too long ago for some 3d printed pieces for RPG games.  They came shortly after the KS ended and several of the pieces I got were wagons of different types.  A prison Wagon, a giant prison wagon and a Gypsy wagon.  I loved all three pieces, but I wasn't so in love with the wheels that came with them.  Luckly for me, I have a 3d printer myself, and I got online and in no time found some wagon wheels (thanks thingverse).  Here are a few photos of the wagons with my new wheels on them.

Khanjira the World Breaker

Finished up painting this mini a few weeks ago and just realized I hadn't posted any photos of it yet.  I've come to the conclusion I enjoy painting the larger figures a lot more than the standard (human) sized mini's.  If there is a bone's 3, I plan on just getting the larger offerings this time around.

Warhammer Forest

These photos are from a Warhammer forest set I purchased.  A lot more assembly than I was thinking but all in all it was a fun project and let me, once again, play around with my airbrush.

MBA Rope Bridge

Just received my Rope Bridge from the Master Building Authority today and it looks amazing!  Thought I would throw up a few photos of it and show it off.

I added a few more photos showing the bridge in action.  Here it can be seen providing (somewhat) safe passage over the infamous Dwarven Forge Tote Bag Chasm!

And last but not least, my 3 year old daughter saw me taking the photos and wanted to help so as I was updating the blog here she grabbed my camera and took this photo to help. Although a tad bit blurry, I was impressed that she actually managed to photograph the bridge and not a wall or floor or something else.