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Mirroring is an easy way to get lots of extra value out of your STL files, and gives your buildings way more variation in the process. So what is mirroring? Simply put it is reversing the detail on your model without having the Openlock port switch to the wrong side. “Witchcraft!” I hear you cry,… Read more
Category: Printing
Creality Ender 3 Cura 4.4.1 Settings
This is our current Cura profile for Creality Ender 3, one of the most popular 3d printers for the home user. Printing Temperature = 210°C Printing Temperature Initial Layer 235 °C Infill Density 10% Use Adaptive Layers is selected with default Maximum Variation and Variation Step size at 0.04 NOTE: this is for a Creality… Read more
Dwarves, Elves and Demons scale reference
Below are the scale reference guides for the models showing their sizes in relation to other models in their corresponding ranges. Dwarven scale reference Elven scale reference Demon scale reference
Get it printed via a licenced printer
You are now able to get our models printed by a 3rd party licenced printer. If you don’t own a 3D printer, you can use one of our licenced 3rd party printers to print our models. Each product page has a ‘get it printed’ button. When you click the ‘get it printed’ button on the… Read more
STL files
What is an STL file? .STL is a common file format used in 3D printing. STL stands for STereoLithography, and is a file type which contains data of a 3D object’s layout, as generated by computer-aided design (CAD) software. Being one of the most widely used file formats for 3D printing, STL is found in… Read more
Prusa I3 Mk2 Printer settings
Note: This post covers settings in Cura, and primarily mentions the Prusa i3 Mk2. Basic settings Layer height: Most of our models are printed at .2 layer height. Some of the smaller, more detailed parts are printed at .1 Shell thickness: .8 is a good shell thickness (this must be a multiple of the nozzle… Read more
Scaling Printable Scenery Models
Every 3D printer comes with software that you will need to use to send files to your printer for printing; this software is called a Slicer. You can use this Slicer to scale the models before printing Below is an example of how you scale in the ‘Cura’ Slicer. Each slicer has a different interface,… Read more