Well they did have good product but after having been burned by them in their fabled realms Kickstarter not too sad after the amount of money they essentially stole from me and 400 others.
Well they did have good product but after having been burned by them in their fabled realms Kickstarter not too sad after the amount of money they essentially stole from me and 400 others.That is not something I knew about :o
Hey Poiter50
Take a look at the Kickstater page and tell me where the roman tower was in it. Figures, rules, counters, play mat. That is what the kickstater was about the buildings where for the most part add-ons. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/250544710/the-legends-of-fabled-realms/description
The really sad part is that it was a really innovative and really fun set of rules, the figures where not that interesting mostly pretty average orcs, elves, medieval humans etc. But the movement and interaction of the fighters was really interesting.
Once resin printers are cheaper, easier to operate, near-foolproof in printing, and have a completely odor-free resin, then maybe. Or if FDM printers can get as good at tiny bits as resin printers.
On the resin front I'd say we're already there. A mars2 will set you back less than a low end laptop, and the water washable resin makes it very easy to process your finished prints. The software kicking around for slicing is all very basic and easy to learn, and there are so many sites to buy pre supported,pre sliced minis now. Actual printer set up is barely harder than with a laser printer.
I have one in my office and it's easier to run than a cricut machine - hell, i'd say it's easier to set up and run than most peoples phone.
On the resin front I'd say we're already there. A mars2 will set you back less than a low end laptop, and the water washable resin makes it very easy to process your finished prints. The software kicking around for slicing is all very basic and easy to learn, and there are so many sites to buy pre supported,pre sliced minis now. Actual printer set up is barely harder than with a laser printer.
I have one in my office and it's easier to run than a cricut machine - hell, i'd say it's easier to set up and run than most peoples phone.
I also just got a £5 voucher from Sarissa because I haven't ordered from them in a while (November 2020 according to my records :o), so I may take advantage of that.
My painting speed wouldn't justify the cost, especially with a lead mountain sitting there judging me all day.
Why is electricity such a major cost that they now can't afford to continue?
Perhaps they spent all the kickstatrter money on bitcoin miners ;)
You miss the point about bankruptcy. You declare it to avoid losing a lot of money and being potentially held personally liable. It’s the creditors who take it up the jacksy.