A beginner’s guide to cleaning up 3d prints for painting

One of the biggest factors in getting a decent 3d model on the table top is model preparation. A lot of us in the hobby take model prep for granted because we’ve been scraping mold lines [...]

There are hundreds of things that I do every day that make my painting easier, faster and better and I’m still adding to this list every day. Of course practising and building skill is a [...]

I wasn’t happy with the options for wet palettes out there, I didn’t want to spend a lot of money on one and just having a sandwich box wasn’t enough for me. In the end I [...]

You’d be forgiven for not knowing what various standards of painting mean for different models and how you price them. It’s very difficult to specifically quantify what you do and [...]

We have so many ways of storing and sharing memories, most digital these days. The other day I was struck by the idea of creating 3d representations of memories or moments in our lives. How [...]

On every new model I start I like to try and push my skills up a little. On my last model I wanted to push my eye details further than I had before on a <1mm eyeball. On my earliest models it [...]

I wasn’t happy with any of the free wet palette designs I saw online and it seemed like a pretty simple project to try my CAD skills on. Please give feedback if you think of things you [...]

I’ve recently started upgrading my work space using 3d printed parts and I want to share my favourite 3d prints for organising a minipainting work desk. These prints are all designed to [...]

There are a lot of guides out there for what I learned in 3d printing, but I find that a simple accessible post on what you’ve learned is always helpful and may just have something that [...]