Not sure if mini gaming and resin prints are welcome here, but I'm trying my hand at printing an extra-galactic space bug army and this is my first finished print. Printed on my anycubic photon ultra D2 in anycubic's craftsman DLP grey resin.
That looks amazing! Did it come out like that or did you have to give it some TLC to make the details finer?
This is exactly as the model came, I'm still playing with settings, but I'm super happy with the way this killy little dude turned out.
That is super cool! I want to try printing some minis but not sure how they will turn out on the printer I ordered. It's not a resin printer. I may do character tokens instead.
I've seen some fantastic minis come of of FDM printers once you dial in the settings, I'm just not that good.
Tokens are a great idea!
Beautiful space bug carni……f…vore!
I’ve been working on printing up a bunch of these for my new 10th edition, tyranids army
Thanks! The model and printer are both really good. Can't recommend the D2 enough to anyone considering it
Would this stl happen to live on the laggy purple site?
That's where I was able to find him.
Highly recommend it!
Stand in tyrannid?
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