Orc with Club Miniature
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Published on February 3, 2013
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I'm still experimenting using Tinkercad to create base mesh and scultping in Sculptris. The tinkercad base mesh is here: tinkercad.com/things/6em3R0L4pr6-clubber-base-mesh
The edited version after sculptris is here:https://tinkercad.com/things/7IAn79JzROS-clubber-sculptris-ed-mesh
EDIT: I am fairly happy with the way this turned out, especially with an upscale. The painted print in the photo is printed at 60mm, which leaves enough detail on my printer for me to be happy. It also prints in one batch on a replicator 1. I'm calling it done.
The edited version after sculptris is here:https://tinkercad.com/things/7IAn79JzROS-clubber-sculptris-ed-mesh
EDIT: I am fairly happy with the way this turned out, especially with an upscale. The painted print in the photo is printed at 60mm, which leaves enough detail on my printer for me to be happy. It also prints in one batch on a replicator 1. I'm calling it done.
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Orc with Club Miniature by zxqueb is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Creative Commons license.
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This looks great! I will try printing one tomorrow if I get a chance and see how it turns out.
I think the only way to get GW quality right now is to print using a wax printer and use that print to make a mold. Unfortunately, the wax printers that I know about are really expensive right now. I am not even sure if that would reach their level of detail.
I did notice that some of the miniatures in the Castle Ravenloft D&D set (and I assume other D&D sets) were made from 3D printed masters, and they have a nice level of detail.
Anyway, all of that to say that I really appreciate you guys out there making really cool things!
Thanks for the kind words! Be sure to post a picture when you get it printed!