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Title: WW2 Style Supply Piles NOT 3D Printed
Post by: Bravo Six on January 22, 2021, 01:57:09 PM: I came across these two piles of WW2 supplies on eBay and though I like the style and composition of them and the fact they can be used across multiple periods, I don't like the fact they're 3D printed. On these especially, you can see all the "roping" of the print. So I wondered..... does anyone make anything similar in resin? Any suggestions?

(https://i.imgur.com/TXCTQ96.jpg)

(https://i.imgur.com/jXKKGRx.jpg)
Title: Re: WW2 Style Supply Piles NOT 3D Printed
Post by: Ewan on January 22, 2021, 02:50:08 PM: Like this
https://badsquiddogames.com/shop#!/Cargo-Supplies-8/p/151377305/category=34056291
Title: Re: WW2 Style Supply Piles NOT 3D Printed
Post by: Bravo Six on January 22, 2021, 03:25:02 PM: I have those for my Fantasy Japan project and they have a VERY Asian feel to them. But yes.... along those lines.
Title: Re: WW2 Style Supply Piles NOT 3D Printed
Post by: Elk101 on January 22, 2021, 03:45:35 PM: Oshiro do some lovely 'domestic goods' stuff and Ainsty have some general trade goods stuff that might be useful. Anyscale Models have some WWII stuff too.

https://oshiromodels.wixsite.com/oshiromodelswebshop/product-page/ja10-set-of-domestic-goods

https://www.ainstycastings.co.uk/product-category/trade-goods/

https://anyscalemodels.com/shop/wargames/accessories-1-56-or-28mm.html
Title: Re: WW2 Style Supply Piles NOT 3D Printed
Post by: Bravo Six on January 22, 2021, 04:04:12 PM: Thanks for the links Steve. Some useful stuff there. I just got myself some of the classic, need to have, Scotia Grendel crate piles recently, so I'm off to a good start.
Title: Re: WW2 Style Supply Piles NOT 3D Printed
Post by: Bravo Six on January 22, 2021, 04:12:32 PM: Just saw these on Etsy, from our very own LAFer "Tabletop Furniture". Pretty amazing stuff.

(https://i.imgur.com/7NJZDvz.jpg)
Title: Re: WW2 Style Supply Piles NOT 3D Printed
Post by: Roo on January 22, 2021, 06:06:20 PM: Do you have a link please? They are sweet
Title: Re: WW2 Style Supply Piles NOT 3D Printed
Post by: carlos marighela on January 22, 2021, 07:00:10 PM: Anyscale Models.

https://anyscalemodels.com/shop/wargames/stacked-lorry-load-of-boxes.html

https://anyscalemodels.com/shop/wargames/cammo-net-covered-ammo-boxes.html

https://anyscalemodels.com/shop/wargames/lorryloads-jerrycans.html

https://anyscalemodels.com/shop/wargames/11-british-petrol-tins-flimsies-x-2-stacks.html

https://anyscalemodels.com/shop/wargames/lorryloads-ammotins.html

https://anyscalemodels.com/shop/wargames/assorted-ammo-boxes-x-21.html

https://anyscalemodels.com/shop/wargames/assorted-ammo-boxes-x-21.html

https://anyscalemodels.com/shop/wargames/camo-net-covered-fuel-dump.html

etc, etc.

Baueda do massive stacks of jerry cans http://www.baueda.com/28cama1.html#28014CB

plus a range of older items, barrels, crates etc.

If you fancy doing your own, then the Tamiya fuel can set has enough drums and Germans to keep you going for a long time.
Title: Re: WW2 Style Supply Piles NOT 3D Printed
Post by: Bravo Six on January 22, 2021, 07:10:06 PM: Roo, try this:

https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/534269806/market-supplies-miniature-tabletop?ref=user_profile

And thanks for the links Carlos.
Title: Re: WW2 Style Supply Piles NOT 3D Printed
Post by: tin shed gamer on January 22, 2021, 07:38:46 PM: You know that place you said you'd found everything
Well you missed some. ;D
Title: Re: WW2 Style Supply Piles NOT 3D Printed
Post by: Bravo Six on January 22, 2021, 08:43:45 PM: Oh momma.... those are amazing! :o

Clearly need to get my goggles adjusted.
Title: Re: WW2 Style Supply Piles NOT 3D Printed
Post by: Codsticker on January 24, 2021, 06:28:52 AM: i have both this set from Warlord Games:
(https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0255/0949/4864/products/WG-TER-50-Warehouse-set-1-b.jpg?v=1575566081)
And this set from Microart Studio:
(https://shop.microartstudio.com/430-thickbox_default/ware-piles-boxed-set-5.jpg)
Both are resin and very nicely done although the Microart warehouse goods are probably a little earlier than ideal but they have a few different sets of goods including a very nice fuel depot:
(https://shop.microartstudio.com/505-thickbox_default/fuel-depot-5.jpg)
Rubicon makes a few different stowage sets but they are in plastic, as well as a market produce set:
(https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1128/5948/products/283008MarketProduceSet201021-1s_1024x1024.jpg?v=1607016858)
Title: Re: WW2 Style Supply Piles NOT 3D Printed
Post by: Bravo Six on January 24, 2021, 05:35:07 PM: Thanks Cod. Those are all pretty nice as well.

Turns out those piles in the original post came from the Little Dragon Miniatures Kickstarter:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1978275404/nomadic-caravan-printable-stl-files
Title: Re: WW2 Style Supply Piles NOT 3D Printed
Post by: Codsticker on January 26, 2021, 06:06:53 AM: They look very nice; it's the kind of thing I would be tempted to back if I had a resin printer.