Pre-Supported 3D Models

[White Knight]

PRE-SUPPORTED 3D MODELS


I felt like we should have a thread for people to share their pre-supported models to make it easier for others to print.


Here are my files:
WK's Pre-Supported 3D Models
WK's bases for models with pegs

Most of them should print well. If you notice any that have failures, let me know and I'll adjust the supports.


Others should feel free to post their pre-supported models in this thread as well.

[Knox]

Originally Posted by White Knight

PRE-SUPPORTED 3D MODELS


I felt like we should have a thread for people to share their pre-supported models to make it easier for others to print.


Here are my files:
WK's Pre-Supported 3D Models


Most of them should print well. If you notice any that have failures, let me know and I'll adjust the supports.


Others should feel free to post their pre-supported models in this thread as well.

Wow this is awesome. New to the printing world and this is fantastic, thank you so much!!

[caps]

I did my first print at a local maker space and instantly understood why you made these. It's gonna mess cleaning up the supports that were auto generated for the mini.

Could I request the Buccaneers of Tortuga?

[caps]

Also I noticed that some of these models have 1 or 2 pegs coming out the bottom. Where do I get the bases that those pegs would slot into?

[robbdaman]

Originally Posted by caps

Also I noticed that some of these models have 1 or 2 pegs coming out the bottom. Where do I get the bases that those pegs would slot into?

Not sure anyone has pre pegged bases. I'd just drill them out with a pin vise as where you'd need the holes on any figure would vary a lot.

[TREX]

Originally Posted by robbdaman

Not sure anyone has pre pegged bases. I'd just drill them out with a pin vise as where you'd need the holes on any figure would vary a lot.

White Knight has all the pegged bases for each model with their corresponding model on thingiverse. He added the pegs and the peg holes to sets of his stuff.

[caps]

Yeah I saw that, but I wasn't sure how to get just the pegged bases that match a given squad. Are WK's model pegs aligned all the same or something so it doesn't matter which bases I print?

[TREX]

Originally Posted by caps

Yeah I saw that, but I wasn't sure how to get just the pegged bases that match a given squad. Are WK's model pegs aligned all the same or something so it doesn't matter which bases I print?

I'm pretty sure they are individually lined up. They wouldn't work otherwise. I personally like to just use super glue and accelerator with regular models without the pegs. That's just me. It makes it easier to just pick up a random base and glue it on.

[caps]

Originally Posted by TREX

I'm pretty sure they are individually lined up. They wouldn't work otherwise. I personally like to just use super glue and accelerator with regular models without the pegs. That's just me. It makes it easier to just pick up a random base and glue it on.

That's what I typically do also. However, if the printed minis have the pegs on them already

[robbdaman]

Originally Posted by caps

That's what I typically do also. However, if the printed minis have the pegs on them already

I'd guess the pegs are set on the molds to be of specific configurations, unsure if that is the case with the 3D models, if they were created in a modeling program to give a model pegs that'd be different.

[caps]

The models in question are 3d scans that had pegs added in "post-production" as far as I can tell.

[White Knight]

Originally Posted by caps

Also I noticed that some of these models have 1 or 2 pegs coming out the bottom. Where do I get the bases that those pegs would slot into?

Sorry I missed the conversation in this thread.

I used Blender to add the pegs and to create matching bases with the peg holes. So for all the figures I've printed I have matching bases.

The C3V figures have bases on Thingiverse. The classic figures are only on my home drive. I will upload and add a link for those bases later today.