This terrain piece is a 3D print, it was my first purchased STL file through Dragons Rest and printed on my Ender 3.
I under coated using a black primer and then dry brushed in three brown shades. I painted grey on the stone and the dry brushed a lighter grey. I then washed the hole piece in nuln oil.
This miniature is a 3D print, the file was acquired through a site called Thingiverse. I did not own a mimic and wanted to see how my Ender 3 went printing a small miniature. It was one of my first experiments and I still needed to tweak the settings to get better quality with the layers.
I under coated the print with a black primer and then dry brushed in three brown shades. I painted the metal parts of the miniature in silver, washed the hole miniature in Nuln Oil and picked out some highlights, finishing with a dull coat.
I am finding 3D printing really fun and a cheap way to build up my collection of terrain and miniature's.
Since printing this piece, I have become a lot better using the Ender 3 and achieving nicer pieces.
Updated: Aug 5, 2019
This is one of Games Workshops very first chaos beast man / minitour lords. It has been painted up sometime between 2013 and 2016 using the citadel paint range. I have rebased it this year with a resin base to fit in with our collection of miniatures for Frostgrave.
