Right now, most of us who are 3D printing WW2 28mm vehicles are using FDM printers, which aren’t detailed enough to print miniatures and high detail items like crew and small accessories. With the advent of sub $1000 resin printers like those available from Anycubic, Wanhao and Creality, this is likely to change, expect to […]
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Prolific 3D Printing model designer whom we interviewed a few days ago), just dropped the “Hanomag Pack Ultimate” a great new pack of .stl files on free 3D printing file site Thingiverse. The pack includes every variant you could think of including: Sd.kfz251/1 Ausf A, B,C,D Sd.kfz251/2 Ausf B, C, D Sd.kfz251/3 Ausf A,B,C,D Sd.kfz251/7 […]
With the release of the Bolt Action: Western Desert campaign book by warlord games, many of our local gaming groups have been focused on North Africa, and I’ve been busy printing off Long Range Desert Group Trucks and Jeeps lately. Of course for a decent game, you need a good looking table, and if you […]
Today we are sitting down with Zachary Kavulich AKA TigerAce1945, one of the most prolific WWII .stl designers on thingiverse (I think he’s second only to m_bergman when it comes to sheer number of files uploaded). We took a few minutes to pick his brain about 3D printing and miniature wargaming. First, tell me a […]
I’m a Kiwi, and I like to game in both 15mm and 28mm scale. All of my main armies are New Zealand, whether they be the 2NZEF in Greece, Crete, North Africa and Italy, or the 3NZ Division in the Pacific. I’ve tried to keep my army lists as true to history as possible, and […]
When I first started getting into 3D printing for wargaming, I ran into an issue that every single gamer with a 3D printer has experienced at least once. I found a great file for an object I wanted to print, but it was in the wrong scale. Usually if you are printing for a game […]