complete The Wilds of Wintertide - 3D Printable Tabletop Models

[Knight of the Dinner Table]

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ecaroth/the-wilds-of-wintertide-3d-printable-tabletop-models/description

 

 

 

 

And here I was trying to tell me that I don't need any more 3D print files ...

[haldir]

Well, I think I need to get my printer fixed........

[Knight of the Dinner Table]

Guess I should add:

 

[haldir]

I'm actually happy to see the huts. Love the wooly mammoth & of course the armored bears. I mean come on, who wouldn't like a armored bear??

[Disciple of Sakura]

[Knight of the Dinner Table]

as a 3d printer noob, I'm especially drawn by "supportless".

[kristof65]

Evan Carother's stuff is always pretty good. 

[haldir]

2 minutes ago, kristof65 said:

Evan Carother's stuff is always pretty good. 

 

I particularly like his Hero's Hoard line up. Which I need to add a Lincoln to my pledge as I need the farm pieces for my We Be Heroes (goblin) game.

[Dan d'Lyon]

Looks great, but I'm going to pass.  I'm up to my ears in stl files that I haven't done anything with yet.

[Pineapple]

I am always so tempted by these Kickstarters because .stl files don't take up shelf space.

 

Unfortunately I don't own a printer though, so I'd just be stockpiling them for some hypothetical future, and that seems unwise.

 

Maybe when the kids get older and the technology has continued to mature we'll get one if my kids are still as interested in painting as they seem to be now.

[Disciple of Sakura]

44 minutes ago, Pineapple said:

I am always so tempted by these Kickstarters because .stl files don't take up shelf space.

 

Unfortunately I don't own a printer though, so I'd just be stockpiling them for some hypothetical future, and that seems unwise.

 

Maybe when the kids get older and the technology has continued to mature we'll get one if my kids are still as interested in painting as they seem to be now.

I've backed a few of these despite not owning a printer yet. It's a 2020 goal, though. Here's hoping I pull it off.

[Knight of the Dinner Table]

Those printers have come a long way (also price-wise). I also backed a number of stl-files projects before I finally got a printer about a year ago.

[ratsmitglied]

Printers have come a long way, even in the last 2 years - I bought my first one in mid 2017, and it was an absolute pain to run. Bought two more in the past 9 months and I haven't had a problem with either of them yet (and they've both done more printing in the last 6 months than that first one did in the 18 months I had it)

 

Both the printers I'm running now were cheaper than that first one (I'm excluding my resin printer, as it's a different beast)

[ced1106]

9 hours ago, Pineapple said:

Unfortunately I don't own a printer though, so I'd just be stockpiling them for some hypothetical future, and that seems unwise.

 

Mine are stockpiling up at Thingiverse. 

 

I figure I'll buy a .stl file when I need to. I'm seeing a good number of free .stl files for stuff I'd like to build.

[Knight of the Dinner Table]