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Painting Over the Top Infantry ft. Anvil Digital Forge
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2020
- The Digital Forge is Anvil Industry's answer to the growing home 3D printing market. Offering monthly packs of parts which are fully compatible with their resin range, it's a great way to get a themed set of STLs for printing at a tiny price point! READ MORE:
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If you own a 3D printer, chances are good you've got your eye on miniatures you can print at home. The idea that a printer will 'pay for itself' isn't wholly accurate, I think, but once you've knocked a couple of armies out in resin for a couple of cents a figure, you'll find in the long term they beat out box after box of plastic infantry. Assuming you can find STLs that you like, that is, which is where Anvil Industry have stepped in.
If you're subscribed to the Digital Forge over on Patreon, each month you'll get your hands on a massive pack of STLs for parts you can print at home which are also compatible with the current resin Regiments range. They're planning to make older Patreon packs available for individual purchase as STLs in the future, so keep your eye on the Anvil storefront as well if you've missed something you like the look of. Personally, I plan to stick around and get the most out of the Digital Forge for as long as possible! These bits and pieces are amazing!
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PAINTS USED:
PRIMER:
Death Guard Green
BASE:
Mechanicus Standard Grey
Dryad Bark
Iron Hands Steel
Castellan Green
Caliban Green
Steel Legion Drab
Abaddon Black (or Vallejo Black)
Retributor Armour
Death Guard Green
Balthasar Gold
LAYER:
Nurgling Green
Dawnstone
Knight-Questor Flesh
Loren Forest
Straken Green
Stormhost Silver
SHADE:
Agrax Earthshade
Puttee's is the name for the leg wrapping in case you wanted to know
ended up making me get a bunch of their files. very nice
Thank you , Sonic
No problem! :D
The figure looks great Sonic! The subject is really neat and if I had a 3D printer I would download this. Thanks for the tutorial and the information on where to get the figure.
Awesome video, thanks. Always a pleasure to watch :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have all these stls, I think I will have to crank out a bunch of these guys as cultists.
Yesss. :D They're dead simple, and look ace!
Hey Sonic!
Not a specific model tutorial request but could you make a video for painting fire?
Is object source lighting a must or can it be ignored?
I'm trying to paint flaming swords for ASOIAF but its not going well...
You have great ideas and quick and easy executed tips any help would be great
Cheers
Hey there,
I've been following you for a while since I've tried to get into a hobby like this, is there a chance you'd ever do an easy way to paint a Dark Eldar Kabalite Warrior? ♥
One day! Kabalite Warriors are one of those things that're a little difficult to get in small quantities and I don't have much use for a whole box, but they're very definitely on the list.
@@SonicSledgehammerStudio Will just stay tuned in that case :>
I was wondering is there a specific filament you needed for this or was it just normal
This chap came off an Elegoo Mars, which is a resin printer. You'd not get results quite so smooth from a filament machine, unfortunately.
@@SonicSledgehammerStudio oh I just realised that as I looked it up but there’s a few steps to making it look better and they can be as good and a lot more fun in my opinion
Nice guide I enjoyed watching it. What kind of 3d printer do you use? The ones I have seen are quite expensive.
The Elegoo Mars. They're a little cheaper than the Anycubic Photon, but both have recently come down massively in price.
Cost wise how do a squad of 10 of these blokes work out against a standard squad of GW guard models? Can clearly sub these guys in for Steel Legion and nobody would know the difference!
Individually it's a little hard to price them. Each of them is only a couple of cents worth of resin at a time, but then you've got the cost of the machine to factor in as well. Eventually they work out way, WAY cheaper than plastic or metal miniatures of a similar make - I'm well past the point where the machine doesn't really factor into costs any more - but as an initial outlay there's those extra costs to consider.
Awesome ! I have been wanting to print something that works for Imperial Guard. Do they have pre-supported models too?
Yes they do! :D All their stuff at the moment is pre-supported, which I can only assume will carry over when they start selling the STL packs through their storefront.
@@SonicSledgehammerStudio Thanks, just signed up! Appreciate your video and putting this patreon on my radar.
You should have access to the Welcome Pack, August's current run of extras and special parts - the dispatch bikes are cracking, really - and soon comes September with those sweeeet post-apocalypse runners... :D
@@SonicSledgehammerStudio Awesome! Thanks!
How do you find these scale with the actual IG models? I printed out a heavy gunner and they seem small. I’ve never seen an IG model in person though ;)
I've found that they scale pretty much perfectly. The resin parts that Anvil sell fit on my plastic Guard bits perfectly well; their STLs ought to be scaled to the same size.
@@SonicSledgehammerStudio Great, Thank you!! I appreciate you taking the time to respond. :)
Are their digital forge bits pre-supported?
Yeah, they upload supported as well as unsupported versions.
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