Category Archives: 3D Print
Sturmpanzerwagen
First up, a reminder to get your orders for Joy of Six to us as soon as possible to give us a chance to get them cast and packed. If you’re coming to the show, be sure to check out … Continue reading
Chain (Print at) Home
Digging into the vaults, we’ve unearthed some more STL files which we’ve added to our list of print-at-home items so, as before, we’re adding them to the website for very modest amounts. These are all modelled at 1/1000th scale to … Continue reading
3D Files for Printing
Some of you may remember that we used to have a shop on Shapeways where we sold a number of useful 3D items, mostly 6mm or matching our Small Scale Scenery range. We ended up closing it because various changes … Continue reading
More Pint-Sized Great War Marvels
Phil’s been at it again, scaling down more of the Great War range to 15mm. There are five more models, starting with a trio of US vehicles – the diminutive Ford 3-ton tank, the Jeffery quad truck and Jeffrey Armoured … Continue reading
More 15mm Great War
Phil has been dialling down the printer settings again to produce more 15mm scale Great War vehicles. Today we’re concentrating on the German Empire, with two armoured cars and the huge 21cm M10 Mörser. The Bussing was a massive vehicle, … Continue reading
Scaling Down
We’ve had a couple of enquiries about 15mm versions of our WWI vehicles, so Phil’s been having a play with the printer settings… So we’ve decided to add these to the website – they’re under the existing 28mm Great War … Continue reading
Armoured Car Parade
To show solidarity with the Czarist government, a squadron of Royal Naval Air Service armoured cars was dispatched to Russia in 1915. Not being entirely sure how best to use their British friends the Russians sent the unit to the … Continue reading
Ehrhardt E-V/4 M1917
In the early days of WW1 armoured cars were used to great effect by both the Belgian army and the Royal Navy, their hit and run tactics causing many problems for the Germans. In response to this in 1915 three … Continue reading
Ramble On
Firstly – we’re able to send overseas items via Royal Mail again, so we’re pretty much back to normal. The service is apparently a little slower than usual (the cyber attack has taken out some of the RM systems used … Continue reading
Austin-Kegresse Half-track Armoured Car
First (because we know you all look forward to it so much…) is this week’s Royal Mail SNAFU update. The news is that they’ve started to unbung the backlog of existing parcels, so anything already in the system should be … Continue reading
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