Some of the FDM 3D printed miniature that I printed a couple of years ago are becoming brittle and breaking. The thin parts are having it the worst. All printed in PLA.
Is this a common problem or was it a bad batch of PLA?
How are your 3D prints holding up over time?
I printed and prepped for slapchop two of BriteMinis' prints (https://briteminis.com/). They are excellent for FDM printers! Thanks for the pointer!
My kid insisted I print him this guy from Cult of the Lamb. Took me a while to figure out supports and overhangs but I think it worked.
Well, I got a 3D printer. And what better way to inaugurate than with The Barbarian.
This months prints from cults 3D. 20 Hormagaunts, 5 Sister Sacresancts, 24 Imperial ammo crates for scatter terrain, 72 individual spiral staircase steps and a stone building for D&D. Oh, and a DA banner.
#cults3d #3dprintedminiatures #elegoosaturn3ultra #warhammer_40k #dnd #tyranids #adeptasororitas
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