Coldm work in progress

Those who have a 3D printer really have a head start. You have a very nice collection: the cyclo taxis are great.

wow chris excellent stuff

Nice to see some of those Germania figures painted up - I have had my eye on them but they're rather expensive living at the other end of the world. Great-looking sampan too. I like your muddy water base.

Have to get some Germania figures in the future yours are looking very nice . Did you resize them or printed them as they come?

Thanks all.
The Germania figure files come as 1/72 so I upscale them to 1/56 to print and then replace the heads with Rubicon and Empress so they fit in with my existing stuff. Some of the child figures and seated USMC (the latter still on the paint bench) were printed at 1/50.

Downloaded a file for a 15mm scale M109 for free and upscale it to 1/50, quite pleased with the result...

Got another boat from Germania, printed for 28mm and head swaps from Empress...

Were did you get the file for the M109 from?

https://www.wargaming3d.com/product/1-100-m109-m109a1-m109a3-155mm-howitzer/

They do a rather nice SU100 file too I am tempted by... for my late war NVA.

Some of the Lazy Forger buildings that I printed out to fit in with 28mm. I used the oil drums and rice baskets to dictate the rough scale to print.... one with the size of the print bed.

Nice finishing work on the bamboo.

Lovely work on those! Gives me inspiration for mine.

coool

Painted up some of the new Rubicon NVA, really impressed with their growing range with some nice looking support weapons due soon.

Nicely posed figures - looking good!

Love all of it, particularly your city street scenes. I would love to have that in 20mm.

Tom

Chris, I came here to have a look at the WOW huts you did to see if they look any better painted up then they do in the FDM, and I've decided from looking at your stuff....... I'm going to throw all my paintbrushes and miniatures away. Like, right now.

Some how I had missed all of this. Todd, I might just join you!

Right?

Thanks gents.... God bless drybrushing and inks!!