Category Archives: 3D Print
The Future Starts Here
If you followed this blog you’ll know that we, like many other miniatures companies out there, have started using 3D computer modelling and printing as an aid to the design of some of our models. So far we’ve used it … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Print, 6mm SF, 6mm WW2, Aeronef, Land Ironclads, New Releases, Shapeways, Small Scale Scenery
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More new stuff – 15mm this time
Following on from the last batch of 6mm previews, here are some upcoming 15mm goodies. All are unfinished, needing doors, vents and other details before moulding. We’ve had a bit of a setback with these, they didn’t take too well … Continue reading
A sad end …
The first project we attempted when experimented with computer design and 3D printing was one of our favourite (and most popular) spaceships, the Pommerania dreadnought. The beautifully detailed 3D model came back from the printers before Xmas, and after thorough … Continue reading
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New Year, New Previews
We previewed a number of upcoming 6mm models a few weeks back. Some of these have now reached the moulding stage and the first castings landed on my desk a couple of days ago. There are a couple of minor … Continue reading
Listening In
So we’re still rifling through the contents of the parcel. We’re been from 15mm scale to 6mm scale and now we’re dropping down again, to 1/1200th this time. Below is a picture of something of interest for Aeronef and Land … Continue reading
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Scaling down …
Yesterday I posted pictures of two new models in our fledgling 15mm buildings range; today it’s the turn of their smaller 6mm cousins. In my previous post I mentioned that there were models in the parcel, and here are two … Continue reading
A parcel arrives …
Time for a first proper post. After a late train home (thanks again, South-Eastern Rail) I arrived indoors to find a parcel from the printer (3D printer, that is). It was full of all sorts of exciting goodies, so here’s … Continue reading
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