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If you missed this, we've just launched a Patreon ("what's a Patreon? How does it works?") for 3D printable miniatures, and this month features the Pirates of the White Sea. Here are the first photos of Pirates that Patrons have 3D printed themselves, so you can see how these look!
If you’re eager to learn more about the 3D printing process, you can look at the comments in this post, but we are also going to publish a detailed post about this in the next few days, stay tuned.
Once again, you are blowing us away ! It's so cool to see our creations coming to life on your tables at home! We're so thrilled to see these photos, a bunch of you already printed, primed and even painted the models. Keep them coming! All from the April 2020 release of our Heroes Infinite Patreon.
Join the FB group for more photos (it's a private group but just request to join and we'll get you in ASAP!)
From Vincent Balmond, the ship is ready to leave the port:
This last one from Vincent also features Artisan Guild models facing Heroes Infinite Pirates! One of the reasons why April 2020 is a great month on Patreon for sea adventures:
From Steven Howland, Leonius and his crew:
From 藍子申 just printed the giant crab:
From Andy Fox, already painted Mad Wren:
From Chris Thompson, a claw of the giant crab:
From Tiwaz Mjolner, an interesting print of Bird Eye Bonnie at 205% size, with a scale comparison featuring one of our regular 30mm Jailbirds miniatures:
From Baptiste Durand, 3 pirates painted already:
From James Berryman, Geywir Gold Foot painted:
From Brooks McClary, Mad Wren painted and ready to open fire:
Thanks again for your great support in this 3D printable adventure, keep spreading the word and sharing photos here!
If you want to learn more and get advice about 3D printing these models, check out this post!
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