Hews deep dive into 3d modelling for Kings of War and Oathmark

[Pattus Magnus]

That’s some impressive 3D modeling! It seems like it kind of takes the hobby into new ground when you create your own print files from scratch. The digital equivalent of the very skilled folks on LAF who sculpt their own models from green stuff.

[Reed]

Excellent sculpts, really makes me wanna take the plunge into 3d sculpting.
The models are very reminiscent of the Alahan soldiers from Confrontation.

[Hewlett]

Thanks

Excellent sculpts, really makes me wanna take the plunge into 3d sculpting.
The models are very reminiscent of the Alahan soldiers from Confrontation.

Yes, the old Alahan miniatures were/ are a huge inspiration. ^^

That’s some impressive 3D modeling! It seems like it kind of takes the hobby into new ground when you create your own print files from scratch. The digital equivalent of the very skilled folks on LAF who sculpt their own models from green stuff.

Yes, with the advantage that you can work on a model for as long as you want. However, you have to deal with all the technology and familiarize yourself with the program. If you get started with Greenstuff, theoretically all you need is your modeling tool.

By the way: I put one of the Spearmen for free on myminifactory.

https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-lion-kingdom-spearman-417501

Hopefully you have fun with him

[Hewlett]

A first rough sketch of the scouts:

[Hewlett]

It took some time but I think it was worth it. I reworked a lot of the infantry to make the miniatures modular, modeled the cavalry and started with the first female archers and duelists.

[fred]

Modular post printing is cool.

I thought you would do modular within the modelling software to make it easier to make variants.

I think these would be very saleable.

[Hammers]

3D sculpted and printed stuff are still just to clunky for my taste.