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Nice. Hoping for STL, at least as an option.

Considering the success and momentum of the current KS, I guess we'll see a re-release of the the other 3d-printcraft stuff as well.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/nordgames/ultimate-bestiary-miniatures

Most of the terrain is from a previous KS he participated in: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/city-of-jordoba-3d/city-of-the-hobgoblin-king-3d-printable-fantasy-rp The new KS offers a far better price and I wouldn't be surprised if even more stuff from the old campaign showed up.

40€ is rather steep for 30 dwarf stls. SGs might make it a better deal, but Artisan Guild, Titan Forge and Epics'n'stuff have me pretty much covered in dwarves (not to mention the Bones dwarves I still have to paint).

IMHO that's an argument against KS exclusives.

Always happy to back a fellow German, no need for credit cards.

The lizardmen are very nice. Got them from his patreon.

It's live now. I'm not sold on it, yet. It's a new village set, different from his previous village set, with some minis as stretch goals. But you only get stretch goals if you pledge at least 60$. Similarly, you can only get the scatter items if you get all the basic stuff as well. It just seems lackluster and unfocused compared to Townsmith.

Another 3d-printing Kickstarter by Brayan Nafarrate, this time mostly undead. Most of the stretch goals are already unlocked, but there will be additional models each week. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/266656159/bestiary-vol-3-3d-printable-models/description

Upcoming 3d printable minis and terrain. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/fatdragongames/vallis-mortis

It's live.

Judging from their previous KS, those will cost between 5 and 10 dollars each. So if those are the only ones you are interested in, purchasing them later would probably be cheaper.

You can print their files with FDM and get good results. But resin will give you even better results. And while resin postprocessing can be intimidating at first, getting great FDM minis requires much finetuning. You'll also have a far easier time printing models that aren't supportfree with resin.

Because one can never have to many 3d printable Mythos creatures. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/266656159/cthulhu-lovecraftian-bestiary-3d-printable-models It's not just Mythos creatures, though, there are some D&D ones like aboleth, remorhaz and flumphs, as well as aquatic animals (including prehistoric ones).

There's a CA$ 40 pledge level for just the miniatures.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/spareoomstudio/creatures-of-cromsfall-lovecraft-inspired-minis-for-3dprint?ref=ev1e63 The Cthulhu is already printed (thus the lines on the rock in the back) while the other two are renders. A lloigor and a "witch" have already been unlocked, as well a Shub-Niggurath, although the last one as an addon.

Considering the size of the ships, you'll need two printers. Filament for the large parts and resin for details.

The great thing about 3d printing your minis is that you can print them out in your scale of choice, especially if they are unbased. It takes a bit of practice, but my D&D or Bones minis don't have a consistent scale either among their different release dates. Oh, and the files from the previous KS have been unlocked, bringing the amount of minis to over 60.

The airship is great, I printed it out for an Eberron campaign.

Unbasing minis in MeshMixer can be a bit fiddly, I prefer Prusa Slicer for it. It works best with flat bases, so the T-Rex or mammoth will be more difficult.

Lots of 3d printable animals. While Thingiverse has quite a few, this ones are rather nice looking. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/163050832/stl-animal-companion-miniatures/description

Finally some more renders. Also, Rockerboys and Deckers have been unlocked.

I backed it, but I hope he'll show more renders soon.

It's live.