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9 hours ago, Great Khan Artist said:

Thanks for sharing the manufacturers of the print files. Hopefully I can find someone willing to print and ship them to me on the internet. 

 

To be honest, that's why I bought a printer.

At first I asked around and I quickly realised that I would break even pretty fast.

Look for a good sale, I'm working with the Elegoo Mars ( not the Pro, not the Saturn) and it works like a charm, bought it at a sale for around $245 and have been printing a lot.

 

But if you want, there a lot of sellers of their stuff.

Ebay and Etsy are some places where they show up.

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Working on the backboard for the Temple

Blue foam, used the GreenstuffWorld Egyptian rollerpin.

Scale 75 iroko

Reaper Dark Skin Highlight thinned to a wash

 

 

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