It is but then again I didn’t know about this resin or those decal transfers. The resin is very expensive but worth considering for high usage models such as PCs in DnD.
I'm currently doing a similar project with the same stls could you possibly tell me what percentage you printed everything I know you said the stage was about half the size but was that for the orks aswell?
MrModulork's Orks end up a bit taller than GW Orks, they are probably about 15-20% bigger I'd say if you want them to match your other GW Orks. They end up bigger than most Nobs at included scale.
Man, I love how those models come out, but that stuff is expensive as hell... Almost €100 for a one liter bottle and since it's coming from another country, that's not including a €25 shipping fee! With the brand I normally use, I can get over six liters of resin for that price, shipped and all. With the rate I print (and paint, I can proudly say!) models, it would actually be cheaper to just go out and buy some plastic model kits 🤣
For me personally I'd recommend an Elegoo Saturn 2, if you plan on printing several minis at once, or want to print larger stuff like tanks or dragons or whatever. It's a great machine at a cheaper price, since it's a slightly older model. If you plan to only print a few models at a time you could go for a Mars 3 Pro, also by Elegoo. Those would be my current picks for a great quality to price ratio.
TGM-7 has been my go too resin for minitures for a couple years now. Month ago I tried Sunlu toughness and ABS like and they are almost as good for less than half the price.
A surprisingly small part of this video is actually about the wargame mini focussed resin, the rest being ads/promo for a half dozen other products.
Do you want a refund?
It is but then again I didn’t know about this resin or those decal transfers. The resin is very expensive but worth considering for high usage models such as PCs in DnD.
Try using a wet brush to manipulate your transfers and see if that helps
This is the way to go!
Everything about this video was great! The printing part, the miniatures, the painting, great job!
Mixing the orc skin with browns has a nice effect. I like mixing it with hardened leather
You need a 1980s noise marine in there!
That turned out freaking amazing. Nice job.
Cool little project
Cool as always.
90 DOLLARS A KG???? nooooooooo sorry AmeraLabs thats insane.
I have an eye on that resin for long.. but its hard to get here and ridiculous expensive ......
I'm curious which brand of glue are you using for your minis. The dropper looks like it would be really handy for tiny projects like this.
Me too!!
I'm currently doing a similar project with the same stls could you possibly tell me what percentage you printed everything I know you said the stage was about half the size but was that for the orks aswell?
MrModulork's Orks end up a bit taller than GW Orks, they are probably about 15-20% bigger I'd say if you want them to match your other GW Orks. They end up bigger than most Nobs at included scale.
Man, I love how those models come out, but that stuff is expensive as hell... Almost €100 for a one liter bottle and since it's coming from another country, that's not including a €25 shipping fee! With the brand I normally use, I can get over six liters of resin for that price, shipped and all. With the rate I print (and paint, I can proudly say!) models, it would actually be cheaper to just go out and buy some plastic model kits 🤣
Ork-tober!
Have you tried other miniature resins?
Whats a good 3d printer for miniatures? There are so many out there i dont know which one to get. Please respond.
For me personally I'd recommend an Elegoo Saturn 2, if you plan on printing several minis at once, or want to print larger stuff like tanks or dragons or whatever. It's a great machine at a cheaper price, since it's a slightly older model. If you plan to only print a few models at a time you could go for a Mars 3 Pro, also by Elegoo. Those would be my current picks for a great quality to price ratio.
@@RyanEdwardsVA ty so much! The Mars 3 pro looks perfect for me
You got to be joking, at this price point, I might as well just go and buy the real thing.
TGM-7 has been my go too resin for minitures for a couple years now. Month ago I tried Sunlu toughness and ABS like and they are almost as good for less than half the price.