This will be on Kickstarter.
I don't have a 3d printer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebQU7GipJcA
I made just the link because you should watch it big.
WETA makes 3D printable table top terrain
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Re: WETA makes 3D printable table top terrain
As a Labyrinth fan, I absolutely love this. My brother has a 3D printer, but it couldn't handle even a model even a fraction of the size of these.
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Re: WETA makes 3D printable table top terrain
Those buildings were easy 12-16" long.
But the labyrinth walls were not too big.
I have to wonder how much the material costs to do a big building.
Maybe they will sell completed models, for crazy prices.
But the labyrinth walls were not too big.
I have to wonder how much the material costs to do a big building.
Maybe they will sell completed models, for crazy prices.
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Re: WETA makes 3D printable table top terrain
3D printing filament is relatively cheap per model as you can reduce the interior fill to save on it. Hard part is getting ahold of a suitable printer. 3D printing services are generally expensive, and the process is time consuming to make using a friends a nuisance for them.Tzan wrote:Those buildings were easy 12-16" long.
But the labyrinth walls were not too big.
I have to wonder how much the material costs to do a big building.
Maybe they will sell completed models, for crazy prices.
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