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Offline jhonpog

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Re: ...in a 15mm galaxy far-far away...(Star Wars proj. - upd. pg.6: 1st game)
« Reply #90 on: 09 December 2024, 11:06:29 PM »
nice looking game and looked very enjoyable.  Even with your improvised mat the terrain looked great.  Where did you get the speeders from Father P?  Are they 3d printed?

Offline Gunbird

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Re: ...in a 15mm galaxy far-far away...(Star Wars proj. - upd. pg.6: 1st game)
« Reply #91 on: 10 December 2024, 12:22:54 AM »
That was brutal for the Rebels!

Serves them right, scum....
Who is Gunbird? Johan van Ooij, Dutch, Mercenary Gamer, no longer mobile and happy to live life while it lasts >> http://20mmandthensome.blogspot.com/

Offline Father Primus

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Re: ...in a 15mm galaxy far-far away...(Star Wars proj. - upd. pg.6: 1st game)
« Reply #92 on: 10 December 2024, 05:52:12 AM »
Thanks, gentlemen!

Those speeders are all 3d-printed. Found them on Thingiverse, there is a lot of them with different modifications. I also have some armed but they are unpainted still.

Offline acctingman

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Some downscaled 28mm Star Wars 3d-files - present from a friend with a printer.

so you can downscale Legion miniatures? I've had several Etsy sellers say that can't, but now I'm thinking it's more they won't.

Offline acctingman

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Thanks!

Painted some deathtroopers, protecting ISB Director Osmund Brennic. As my stormtroopers, these also are Wakes' clones with weapon- and headswaps + added ammo pouches and pauldrons.



How did you add those pauldrons? They look amazing!

Online FifteensAway

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acctingman, see my reply here: https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=139838.msg1906910#msg1906910

3D printers can, if they want to, downscale just about anything - most don't seem willing to put in the effort.  And, sometimes, things just won't downscale and print successfully.  But if you have a printer and can find the STL files, you should be able to print just about anything in 15 mm (or 18m mm which is closer to what most of the Star Wars stuff is - and the slightly larger size should work better anyway).  Just takes the right skills - none of which I have because I don't have any intention of diving into 3D printing.
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