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| An old lady on a 25mm base, as size comparison. |
I’m
furiously building, printing and painting terrain for our Storm over Haag
Chain of Command participation game for Gothcon
this Easter.
On
my lot fell printing of this windmill and a couple of barracks (on the painting
table now), as well as building all the canals.
So,
here’s the first finished piece, a windmill that pumped water just outside the
perimeter. It comes from the World
at War II kickstarter, and can be bought from Jens’ webshop as part of a bundle. It is originally scaled for 20mm gaming, but easily upscaled to 28mm.
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| Unpainted on the painting table. |
I’m
also building a small hill with culverts to put it on. But that’s not finished
yet.
Nice looking windmill!
ReplyDeleteI'm really satisfied with it. Next up are two baracks. Nearly finished
DeleteLooks good! Are you going to put the sails on?
ReplyDeleteI have that in mind, but I don't know if there is enough time. If I do I will make post about it.
DeleteWith you tried to scale the buildings down to 15mm-1/100 scale. The windmill is awesome.
ReplyDeleteI game in mainly 28mm and also some 20mm (but more and more in 28).
DeleteNo 15mm for me! :)
Forgot, I did purchase I-Lovecrafts Romans roads, streets and alleys. The file print up great. Thanks for inspiring to try out 3d printing.
ReplyDeleteThat looked awesome! I have some of his aztec-tiles, that are really beautiful. I actually just sliced some of them, in preparation to print.
DeleteLooks great Joakim how long did it take to print it ?
ReplyDeletePrinted at 130% scale (from 20mm to approx 28mm)
DeleteLayer height .15
5 pieces:
ground floor - 5 h
Balcony and main body (with supports) - 18 h
Roof - 4,5 h
wings - 1,5 h
stairs (with suports) - 4 h
Total: around 33 hours
Around 250 g filament
I received my dark ages file from Jen this morning. My first print is the saxon house. It is a 18 hour print.
ReplyDeleteI got those files also. Nothing printed yet, though.
DeletePrinted the number 1 Saxon house. The print ran 22 hours. Printed pretty, during the printing supports broken for the over hang. Hope posts picture in a day or so.
ReplyDeleteInteresting! Are you printing it in the original 20mm 'scale'?
DeleteI'm printing in 28mm. The buildings are for Saga and other Dark ages battles. Printed Celtic house yesterday. That took 2:45 minutes.
ReplyDelete2:45 minutes...that's a fast printer :-D
DeleteHours, I guess.
I'm printing the small Normandy farmhouse from this KS
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/3d-print-terrain/the-world-at-war-ii-printable-scenery
Doing it for a friend in my gaming group, as there is no chance of me ever painting at the speed the printer produces new stuff.
Oh Boy, I meant 2:45 hrs.. See what happens when one awakes up, but did not drink his first coffee of the day..lol
ReplyDeleteAnd I was just about to buy the same printer you have :-D
DeleteThat first cup is important!
I love my Creality CR-10. Also have Ender 3 Pro. It is not running currently. The seller didn't send all the parts. Currently those parts are in the mail. Facebook has a great group. Creality Ender-3 3d printer user group A lot of great help and information on this page.
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