1/72 3D printed Fantasy figures

[Santi Pérez]

Javier, they really are beautiful ogres...if that adjective can be applied to ogres, hahaha.

Santi.

[blacksmith]

Hahaha! Of course it can, they are cute

[Bill Slavin]

Citadel Miniatures! That takes me back.
I love your paint job, and that is a nice tribute trying to match the original painting.
It is interesting that 3D printing is giving new life to these old figures. I really hope the sculptor is getting remunerated.

[blacksmith]

Citadel Miniatures! That takes me back.
I love your paint job, and that is a nice tribute trying to match the original painting.
It is interesting that 3D printing is giving new life to these old figures. I really hope the sculptor is getting remunerated.

Thank you Bill! I suppose these 3d figures are just scans from original models now OOP, but I don't know.

Here's two new models, two old school Trolls I painted for my skirmishes.



And here's a comparative shot with a Dark Alliance Orc and a Caesar Dwarf.

[Kekso]

I share Donald's concern, as I too have neither the economic potential nor the knowledge to embark on the use of 3D printed figures.

Not having interest or time to learn new stuff was the main reason I didn't get 3d printer for long long time. Finally I got one and I've learned basics within few days. What I mean, you don't need much time to learn and practice.
Now I have another hobby and that is 3d printing of miniatures. An believe me, I have more printed figures than I can paint.
Problem is that supply of historical 3d files on the market isn't very big.

Regarding finance, one can start for about €200. For some that is big money, for others it isnt.
Therefore, I won't argue about that.

[blacksmith]

3d printing is a hobby in inteself.
I'm seeing a lot of historic models. Ancients, medieal, Naploeonic, modern like those from Cromarty and others.
Cheers,

[Peter]

Funny trolls and so good painted! I love them!