Hi everyone! While the core of this video is "quick and easy" I figured I'd invite you all to my computer desk for a more "guided" experience and cover a few other things as well! Here are some time stamps to help you find specific parts: 00:00 - Why this is really good to have (in lil' story form) 03:33 - mz4250 Monster Search Guide 06:28 - ...ALL of the Monster Manual?! (& putting it to the test) 08:00 - Thank You to our patrons 08:31 - More Free D&D Monster Search Methods 14:43 - Some suggested bundles/sites/Kickstarters for 3D printable D&D Monsters Thanks for watching!
Thanks i haven't printed any minis yet because I'm trying for the best and don't understand supports and how they sork or what's the best to use. Currently im trying battletech stuff.
@@robertalopez4746 that takes a while too... I've screwed up a few things in the past 2 pr so weeks but you slowly start getting the idea of what works and doesn't (not just support wise but the whole knowledge curve).
I really like your channel. I think it would make for great regular videos just to go through current kickstarters. I'm guessing you are keeping track anyways for your own sake. Why not keep us updated on nice projects to support and grow your channel at the same time?
@@Hooverdreng Hi Jonathan! This is always really hard because of the number of KS that are released every year. Believe it or not, there are 10+ every month in our space. The closest thing I've done is the Hidden Gems series where I do this with Patreons. Here's a playlist to that: ruclips.net/video/nKvqb6yoxSE/видео.html&ab_channel=3DPrintedTabletop Thanks for watching!
Just wanted to say a massive thank you to 3d printed table top! Got me inspired into 3d printing and I have been enjoying it ever since! Writing my own D&D campaign and its all thanks to you !! Big love 💪
HEY everyone! 👍 We JUST launched a new Kickstarter for 3D Printing DMs with all-in-one 3D printable D&D adventures! Come check it out HERE: www.kickstarter.com/projects/3dprintingdm/the-lost-adventures-all-in-one-3d-printable-adventures?ref=2517hr
just to let you know, you didn't mention hero forge AT ALL. you can make your own figs, which is the literal purpose of the site. yeah you can't get every creature, but damn you can make just about everything that's at all human shaped. and they are expanding their stuff, like every few months they add a whole bunch of objects for the figs to hold and such. you can either download the file or buy a already printed fig AND you can get it made of metal!
@@retosius7962 HeroForge is good, and I've used it myself to download a few custom models, but it is not free to do so! That's probably why he didn't include it in this video about free sources!
If you're just starting out in D&D and you don't have time or resources to 3D print or buy large numbers of minis look up Giant in the Playground and their webcomic Order of the Stick. A while back they did a kickstarter to pay for new print runs of their books. One of the backer rewards was a series of pdfs called Monsters for Every Season. The pdfs are 30 to 60 pages of paper craft minis for most of the 3rd and 3.5 D&D monsters. All drawn in the art style of the Order of the Stick webcomic. Last I checked, they had 5 different pdfs of these paper craft minis on the website that hosts their store. Priced at $6 suggested donation. Download the pdfs, print off the pages with minis you need, cut them out, and fold them into simple A-frames. It's simple, cheap, fast, and supports a good artist.
I've been looking for this kind of videos for a long time and you my dude have been a lifesaver, you know how to give the right information in a simple way while keeping it entertaining and funny, keep up the good work!
Just seeing this vid and haven't finished it but your enthusiasm and love for the impact a proper presentation has on player's realization of the dungeon scenario reflects mine perfectly. Subscribed!
This was so helpful. I was surprised how frustrating it was finding the exact files I wanted to print. You have so many more option than I expected. Thank you.
Monoprice select mini was my first printer. That thing was amazing, great quality prints out of the box. It eventually committed suicide after thousands of prints, the power supply is inadequately cooled. Just FYI if you buy one, mod it with better cooling immediately.
Danny - another awesome video! I just recently got an Anycubic Photon printer for my minis (after watching your videos) and wow! The detail is amazing! My husband and I will be backing three of the Kickstarter campaigns you featured in the description (Skyless, Atoll & Swamp), since it is so hard to find this type of terrain for gaming. Cheers for showcasing these modelers!
That's one of the reasons I started the channel - to help grow our community :) And gotta agree with you on the Photon - I pretty much only print minis on it unless I want to show something on the channel these days. Once you back those KS's I think you're gonna find you have every kind of terrain & mini you could need for those environments. Cheers!
I watched one of your older videos earlier today and the info was great but the editing was so choppy. It's so amazing to see how much your videos have improved since! Keep up the good work!
I just spent $233 on a 3D printer for D&D purposes, it should arrive in 2-9 more business days, and I'm so worried it won't work out. I'm going be watching a lot more videos over the next few weeks. Thanks for this video in advance.
Another thing to note, Miguel Zavala is willing to help you with questions you have about his model! I shot him a message on shapeways and he taught me how to separate models in blender!
Love watching your videos!! You are thorough and so helpful! Also it nice to have some one “down to earth” on RUclips. You are a like able dude keep it up!
Just getting into 3D printing but am a long-time D&D player/DM. Time to try and match my current collection of minis....with my own personal printed minis. See you in a few years. LOL ! I appreciate your channel and videos. I'll be sure to support your Kickstarter (already did) and follow up with your various channel offerings. Kind Regards.
I'm just getting into 3d printing. I picked up an Anycubic Proton Mono X 6k. I am all setup and ready to hit the ground running. Since I ordered the printer, I've been looking for skeleton models to print to fill out my dream army to unleash on my D&D players! Well... I am now somewhat discouraged. I can not find even paid skeleton minis. I mean, this wasn't the ONLY thing I wanted a printer for, but it was a BIG part of it.
Loving this video!! So many things I didn't know about. I have a resin printer and i think the best thing I wish I could find, is a collection of support-less miniatures. I spend 80% of my time doing supports rather than looking for minis.
Hey Danny! Many many thanks for your videos! You encourage me yesterday to order my first 3D printer: an ender 3. The main reason for my choice is the price of course. The second one is the quality of your printed minis with the ender 3. My question is, do you have a video or post on Reddit to check all your features on your printer? Your modified profile as well as your upgrades on the printer? Many many thanks for all the free content you are sharing in your videos. It is very powerful and useful.
have a feeling once you start printing with it - you are going to wish you bought the resin one instead.... the quality between the 2 for minatures is not close unfortunately... resin is toxic, expensive and really not great for the home unless you have a well ventilated area that you can monitor while the print is going on... but - the quality is so much better!
This is, maybe, the most important video for anyone interested in printing minis. I've got a lot of Miguel's models to print and I absolute love the possibilities.
One of the first models I printed as I entered this hobby was a Gynosphyinx for my planned campaign. When you showed it in the video I was holding it in my hand and had no idea it was MZ's model. Oh- and it was printed with your mini settings.
You look and sound like you could be an actor from my childhood. Every time I watch your videos I feel like I'm a kid again on Saturday morning for some reason. It's not a bad thing, you should have gone into acting or maybe go into acting now.
If you have the game Tabletop Simulator some amazing guy made a steam workshop file with like all of the DnD Monsters (over 1k models) Dont have a link i could drop atm but the guy who compiled it is Demorids, its really awesome Point is: You can copy the link from the models you want, drop them into your browser and it will download the OBJ file for it for printing
Awesome video! You're definitely one of the most helpful RUclipsrs out there. Slightly off topic, but what do you think would be an overall good printer for both miniatures as well as cosplay pieces? Thank you
pretty much every 3D printer can do it, it's just a matter of how much print space you want and how much you're willing to spend vs how much effort you're willing to put in to maintainign the 3D printer. Least effort, expensive = upbox, makerbot, zortrax etc most effort, cheap = creality, ender3 etc though technically resin printers (anycubic, form2) make much much better smaller details, making them ideal for tabletop minis, they smell bad, are more toxic and very messy, so you'll need a particularly suitable space with lots of ventilation and away from your usual living spaces in order to run it.
Gracias por los vídeos. Estoy con planes de comprar una impresora 3D. Ya conseguí un montón de minis free para wargames y sigo buscando No conocía shapeways. La voy a usar 😊
could you do a video on OpenForge I want to use it but the sheer amount of tiles and versions and options are overwhelming. I also need to know what I need for OpenForge and how do they interlock
This would be great, got stumped by this today...would be even better if he compiled like set lists. For example, a sewer set, a flat tile set and so on. I would value it a lot...
OpenForge has some pretty good documentation on GitHub. I would recommend going over here and checking it out. It's how I got started, just requires some light reading. github.com/devonjones/openforge-tutorials/blob/master/README.md
Awesome dude, I have one question though, that last minis you show on the video are printed with a resin 3d printer or a DLA 3d printer?? (the one that uses PLA and ABS, I don't know if it's called like that... )
MZ4250 is amazing. Not only does he do a large number of models, many of which are free to download, he goes out of his way to make them look as close to the official art as possible. He doesn't just do a Dao, he does the text book Dao right off the page.
I'm loving my Ender 3. Easy to assemble, never had any problems with it, but make sure you print the attachment that holds the filament string out or you'll get some underextrusion issues. I also got rid of the default plate cover and replaced with tape, but only because it's easily scratched up if you're not careful
Tort Yip, I would second that re filament part. Also I now have my spool holder mounted on the side to reduce the curve down to the extruder. I love my Ender 3, it has been of great service and gives great quality once dialled in.
What's a good printer I could get for minis? That's newbie friendly but will also print me quality miniatures, so once I know my way around a 3d printer I dont have to upgrade, I also would like it to be able to print landscapes and buildings, walls, floor tiles ect... I think the idea of creating and painting everything bg g for tabletop games and what not is just awesome so can you please help me with some printer suggestions
Do you have any advice on if we cannot find a model even with all these tools, I've been searching for a caller in darkness from pathfinder for quite some time and can't find it or anything similar to it.
Sometimes you just gotta ask in a FB group or on Reddit. Regarding that mini though, did a quick Google search and I think the closest thing I could find are some of the Skull/Spirit minis in the DungeonWorks KS. Check it out: www.kickstarter.com/projects/klingbeil/dungeonworks-monstrous-encounters-undead-rising
Ehy i am a 3D modeler and an unreal engine developer, i made a Bullywug with my ender, modeled by me on zbeush and then i handpainted it. The paint part isn't perfect, was my first time, but the bullywug came out good and a little funny ( he gives bombastic side-eyes)
I can't, in good conscience, recommend it honestly. It's not that it isn't capable of doing great entry level prints - it's just the number of people I know who've given it a shot and had a terrible experience far outweighs the number of people who've had a good experience with it. I think you're best off waiting for the Photon to go on sale (usually they hit $360 here in the US about once a month, and often multiple times).
I have a quick question how do you set up Ultimaker Cura it doesn't work when I try to print all I get is failed prints; but when I use Creality Slicer my prints work just fine, but I can't get as high quality prints as I see with the Ultimaker Cura. I have then Ender 3 Pro. Any suggestion?
There's a problem with your suggestion to sign in to Shapeways. I've tried to join for three days by signing in through Google and by joining as me and it never registers me. There is no reaction from Shapeways to my entries at all.
Thanks again for showing my designs unintentionally. I am on Thingiverse with the name melabam. I was the one shown for the minibrowser first page designs. No I didn't put my designs on there, but obviously others must like my designs. I was also shown for my lava designs on your terrain video as you hurried through examples.
Hello man, I tried your profile for minis and it become my standard for small hd prints. I'm also testing your profile for dragons. Do you have any profile to print large/fast prints for everyday usage?
I know this post is quite old. I just got my printer today, I've watched a lot fo your videos and yiou've been super helpful. I hater to ask anything, but I'm encountring something I haven't seen anyone address in their videos........ I'm getting random strands of plastic. OK, some of it is on the print plate. seperate from my print. Anoying but ignorable. I'm also getting random strands on outside my print bed, it's ending up on the base of my unit and that just doesn't make sense. Would you be able to shine a light on it?
I have a problem with Shapeways. I've tried several times to join or sign in with Google and after I click the link nothing happens. So I can't get any of MZ4350's minis.
Does anyone know anyway to know the exact minis needed for specific modules? My group are about to start Storm king's thunder and I wanna start printing the exact minis needed for the whole campaign and print them off as I go. Any idea where I could find a list of the enemies and the amount of enemies needed for the entire campaign?
can you share the experience that how to improve the print quilty? if use my fdm printer to print such small model in your video,it will almost lost all detail ...
He has made a video about how to print better quality FDM miniatures. You can find if you search for "how to get resin quality prints on your FDM printer" A lot of it depends on the printer you own. If you cant use his settings because you have a different printer, look up something like "how to improve detail quality on "x" printer. (With "x" bring the printer that you own.) Good luck!
🎉Hey ya'll! We have a D&D Book + STL Kickstarter coming on Aug 3rd! Check it out here: 3dpt.me/uncharted-yt
Thanks for the support!
Hi
For those of use finding this 4 years later, he has a patrion with all of this work in one place!
Hi everyone! While the core of this video is "quick and easy" I figured I'd invite you all to my computer desk for a more "guided" experience and cover a few other things as well! Here are some time stamps to help you find specific parts:
00:00 - Why this is really good to have (in lil' story form)
03:33 - mz4250 Monster Search Guide
06:28 - ...ALL of the Monster Manual?! (& putting it to the test)
08:00 - Thank You to our patrons
08:31 - More Free D&D Monster Search Methods
14:43 - Some suggested bundles/sites/Kickstarters for 3D printable D&D Monsters
Thanks for watching!
Thx much, just discovered your videos yesterday
Thanks for being here, Robert!
Thanks i haven't printed any minis yet because I'm trying for the best and don't understand supports and how they sork or what's the best to use. Currently im trying battletech stuff.
@@robertalopez4746 that takes a while too... I've screwed up a few things in the past 2 pr so weeks but you slowly start getting the idea of what works and doesn't (not just support wise but the whole knowledge curve).
Danny is so wholesome. He's basically a wholesome Charlie Day for DnD
The53732 Charlie day IS wholesome. How dare you!
@@dustinsmith2021 Wildcard, bitches! YEEHAW!!!
⚠️ We JUST Launched a NEW Kickstarter for 3D Printing DMs! Why not support the channel with a pledge: 3dpt.me/New-KS-Vol2
Find me a tarasque
I really like your channel. I think it would make for great regular videos just to go through current kickstarters. I'm guessing you are keeping track anyways for your own sake. Why not keep us updated on nice projects to support and grow your channel at the same time?
@@Hooverdreng Hi Jonathan! This is always really hard because of the number of KS that are released every year. Believe it or not, there are 10+ every month in our space. The closest thing I've done is the Hidden Gems series where I do this with Patreons. Here's a playlist to that: ruclips.net/video/nKvqb6yoxSE/видео.html&ab_channel=3DPrintedTabletop
Thanks for watching!
Just wanted to say a massive thank you to 3d printed table top! Got me inspired into 3d printing and I have been enjoying it ever since! Writing my own D&D campaign and its all thanks to you !! Big love 💪
This is one hell of a contribution to the community. A big "thank you" to you and your resources
HEY everyone! 👍 We JUST launched a new Kickstarter for 3D Printing DMs with all-in-one 3D printable D&D adventures! Come check it out HERE: www.kickstarter.com/projects/3dprintingdm/the-lost-adventures-all-in-one-3d-printable-adventures?ref=2517hr
just to let you know, you didn't mention hero forge AT ALL. you can make your own figs, which is the literal purpose of the site. yeah you can't get every creature, but damn you can make just about everything that's at all human shaped. and they are expanding their stuff, like every few months they add a whole bunch of objects for the figs to hold and such. you can either download the file or buy a already printed fig AND you can get it made of metal!
I wonder if you're at INTp
@@retosius7962 HeroForge is good, and I've used it myself to download a few custom models, but it is not free to do so! That's probably why he didn't include it in this video about free sources!
Danny! Thank you so much for getting my wife and I into the incredible world of 3D printed minis! You Rock Man!!! Wishing you all the best!
If you're just starting out in D&D and you don't have time or resources to 3D print or buy large numbers of minis look up Giant in the Playground and their webcomic Order of the Stick.
A while back they did a kickstarter to pay for new print runs of their books. One of the backer rewards was a series of pdfs called Monsters for Every Season. The pdfs are 30 to 60 pages of paper craft minis for most of the 3rd and 3.5 D&D monsters. All drawn in the art style of the Order of the Stick webcomic.
Last I checked, they had 5 different pdfs of these paper craft minis on the website that hosts their store. Priced at $6 suggested donation.
Download the pdfs, print off the pages with minis you need, cut them out, and fold them into simple A-frames. It's simple, cheap, fast, and supports a good artist.
I've been looking for this kind of videos for a long time and you my dude have been a lifesaver, you know how to give the right information in a simple way while keeping it entertaining and funny, keep up the good work!
Just seeing this vid and haven't finished it but your enthusiasm and love for the impact a proper presentation has on player's realization of the dungeon scenario reflects mine perfectly. Subscribed!
Dude, I just discovered your videos and you’re so helpful it’s crazy. You got a new subscriber
This was so helpful. I was surprised how frustrating it was finding the exact files I wanted to print. You have so many more option than I expected. Thank you.
Monoprice select mini was my first printer. That thing was amazing, great quality prints out of the box. It eventually committed suicide after thousands of prints, the power supply is inadequately cooled. Just FYI if you buy one, mod it with better cooling immediately.
As a 3rd party supplier of TOOLS for 5e, 3.5e and Pathfinder RPG, I approve this excellent video! ✅
Thank you for this video. It is very helpful in finding obscure miniatures.
That's what it's for! Glad it helped a bit :)
Danny - another awesome video! I just recently got an Anycubic Photon printer for my minis (after watching your videos) and wow! The detail is amazing! My husband and I will be backing three of the Kickstarter campaigns you featured in the description (Skyless, Atoll & Swamp), since it is so hard to find this type of terrain for gaming. Cheers for showcasing these modelers!
That's one of the reasons I started the channel - to help grow our community :) And gotta agree with you on the Photon - I pretty much only print minis on it unless I want to show something on the channel these days. Once you back those KS's I think you're gonna find you have every kind of terrain & mini you could need for those environments. Cheers!
I don't even play D&D or even have a 3d printer, I just think the models look cool XD
A year later.... Have you started pleying dnd... Becoue you shood
@@snakeinabox7220 I have not, maybe check back next year :)
@@Ciwe Well, looks like some more time has passed, so have you? 😉
@@danielhughes3758 still a no sadly, maybe next year?
@@Ciwe We'll see I guess 😛
I watched one of your older videos earlier today and the info was great but the editing was so choppy. It's so amazing to see how much your videos have improved since! Keep up the good work!
lol he is such a dork. I mean that in the best way possible. when you see someone who is genuine you really know it and its refreshing.
Your content has been invaluable to me as I get into 3d printing. Thank you so much
I just spent $233 on a 3D printer for D&D purposes, it should arrive in 2-9 more business days, and I'm so worried it won't work out. I'm going be watching a lot more videos over the next few weeks. Thanks for this video in advance.
is it working?
You're a good guy, doing all that for your group. Great video too. Thanks
Bro I watched you but I brought my new 3d printer in this days and you help me so much for better Miniatures scales and quality .. BTW happy new year.
bang, 3 years later and we have resin printing. what a time to be alive :D
just started watching your stuff, you are amazing with how you present the information!!! great channel!
well this video helped me find one mini kickstarter I know I'm going to back and it's the Swamp of Sorrows one.
Don't think you'll regret that! Aether are good people :)
I like how mz4250 is actually one of his patrons
Mz4250 is an absolute legend! Worth signing up for his patreon.
This is very helpful, as another dm thankyou👌😊
You're so welcome, Attila!
Another thing to note, Miguel Zavala is willing to help you with questions you have about his model! I shot him a message on shapeways and he taught me how to separate models in blender!
He's a good guy for sure :)
Love watching your videos!! You are thorough and so helpful! Also it nice to have some one “down to earth” on RUclips. You are a like able dude keep it up!
Just getting into 3D printing but am a long-time D&D player/DM. Time to try and match my current collection of minis....with my own personal printed minis. See you in a few years. LOL ! I appreciate your channel and videos. I'll be sure to support your Kickstarter (already did) and follow up with your various channel offerings. Kind Regards.
Very high energy and I like it! keep it up man!
Thanks Mr. Papa! Glad you enjoyed it :)
i love this dude, you are my new favorite channel.
Love this, my friend offered to 3d print some minis too, so this is very helpful for me to find some good minis. Thanks, I've subbed!
I'm just getting into 3d printing. I picked up an Anycubic Proton Mono X 6k. I am all setup and ready to hit the ground running. Since I ordered the printer, I've been looking for skeleton models to print to fill out my dream army to unleash on my D&D players! Well... I am now somewhat discouraged. I can not find even paid skeleton minis. I mean, this wasn't the ONLY thing I wanted a printer for, but it was a BIG part of it.
Loving this video!! So many things I didn't know about. I have a resin printer and i think the best thing I wish I could find, is a collection of support-less miniatures. I spend 80% of my time doing supports rather than looking for minis.
Thanks Bro, been gaming for Years and just picked up a 3d printer, looking forward to getting my minis on...
Thanks man, love your videos
Thank you for the kind words, Landon!
Hey Danny!
Many many thanks for your videos!
You encourage me yesterday to order my first 3D printer: an ender 3. The main reason for my choice is the price of course. The second one is the quality of your printed minis with the ender 3.
My question is, do you have a video or post on Reddit to check all your features on your printer? Your modified profile as well as your upgrades on the printer?
Many many thanks for all the free content you are sharing in your videos. It is very powerful and useful.
have a feeling once you start printing with it - you are going to wish you bought the resin one instead.... the quality between the 2 for minatures is not close unfortunately... resin is toxic, expensive and really not great for the home unless you have a well ventilated area that you can monitor while the print is going on... but - the quality is so much better!
Im saving for 3d printer,this channel is really informative,subbed
This is, maybe, the most important video for anyone interested in printing minis. I've got a lot of Miguel's models to print and I absolute love the possibilities.
One of the first models I printed as I entered this hobby was a Gynosphyinx for my planned campaign. When you showed it in the video I was holding it in my hand and had no idea it was MZ's model. Oh- and it was printed with your mini settings.
Hoping that one or more of my friends I sent this video to decide to make some of these with their printers! Great stuff! Ty
Holy shirt balls that was weird! I was literally signing up for MZ4250's patreon as you mentioned him on this video
mz4250 has made most if not all of the dnd monsters
You look and sound like you could be an actor from my childhood. Every time I watch your videos I feel like I'm a kid again on Saturday morning for some reason. It's not a bad thing, you should have gone into acting or maybe go into acting now.
What a compliment! Thank you so much!
I love those "walking brain dog things"
Wow huge source of model resources, thanks for this!
If you have the game Tabletop Simulator some amazing guy made a steam workshop file with like all of the DnD Monsters (over 1k models)
Dont have a link i could drop atm but the guy who compiled it is Demorids, its really awesome
Point is: You can copy the link from the models you want, drop them into your browser and it will download the OBJ file for it for printing
Lololol! I just found shapeways earlier today, and made an account and started downloading a couple models off this like... 6 hours earlier now.
Welcome to the addiction :D
I really love this video, but the summary is basically “Use Google.”
awesome video thanks for all the work you put into this it was a huge help.
Awesome video! You're definitely one of the most helpful RUclipsrs out there. Slightly off topic, but what do you think would be an overall good printer for both miniatures as well as cosplay pieces? Thank you
pretty much every 3D printer can do it, it's just a matter of how much print space you want and how much you're willing to spend vs how much effort you're willing to put in to maintainign the 3D printer.
Least effort, expensive = upbox, makerbot, zortrax etc
most effort, cheap = creality, ender3 etc
though technically resin printers (anycubic, form2) make much much better smaller details, making them ideal for tabletop minis, they smell bad, are more toxic and very messy, so you'll need a particularly suitable space with lots of ventilation and away from your usual living spaces in order to run it.
Gracias por los vídeos. Estoy con planes de comprar una impresora 3D. Ya conseguí un montón de minis free para wargames y sigo buscando
No conocía shapeways. La voy a usar 😊
could you do a video on OpenForge I want to use it but the sheer amount of tiles and versions and options are overwhelming. I also need to know what I need for OpenForge and how do they interlock
This would be great, got stumped by this today...would be even better if he compiled like set lists. For example, a sewer set, a flat tile set and so on. I would value it a lot...
OpenForge has some pretty good documentation on GitHub. I would recommend going over here and checking it out. It's how I got started, just requires some light reading. github.com/devonjones/openforge-tutorials/blob/master/README.md
thanks to you i can finaly print à cadaver collector ,cheers!!!
Thank you I have been very unhappy with getting dragons that look right and were big enough! And he has grate dragon!
Awesome dude, I have one question though, that last minis you show on the video are printed with a resin 3d printer or a DLA 3d printer?? (the one that uses PLA and ABS, I don't know if it's called like that... )
Hey. Interesting vid. What kind of 3d printer do you need for this? What is the bare minimum you'd recommend?
Empyrean is in the monster manual, but sadly that isn't out yet. Miguel has said in the past that he is planning for it soonish though
Yes I did :-) www.shapeways.com/product/WYR52NJWB/empyrean
@@MZ4250official oeh I missed that update on fb, you are a hero!
@@carstriker9 ;-)
MZ4250 is amazing.
Not only does he do a large number of models, many of which are free to download, he goes out of his way to make them look as close to the official art as possible.
He doesn't just do a Dao, he does the text book Dao right off the page.
I love MZ4250!
Kudos for giving credit. You rock
Love the lighting
Thank you so much! Always trying to do more with what I've got there :)
Can you recommend me a 3d printer for this activity, cheap or accessible and with good quality?
Bruno Beltrán Belmonte Creality Ender 3. Great machine.
I'm loving my Ender 3. Easy to assemble, never had any problems with it, but make sure you print the attachment that holds the filament string out or you'll get some underextrusion issues.
I also got rid of the default plate cover and replaced with tape, but only because it's easily scratched up if you're not careful
Tort Yip, I would second that re filament part. Also I now have my spool holder mounted on the side to reduce the curve down to the extruder. I love my Ender 3, it has been of great service and gives great quality once dialled in.
What's a good printer I could get for minis? That's newbie friendly but will also print me quality miniatures, so once I know my way around a 3d printer I dont have to upgrade, I also would like it to be able to print landscapes and buildings, walls, floor tiles ect... I think the idea of creating and painting everything bg g for tabletop games and what not is just awesome so can you please help me with some printer suggestions
Do you have any advice on if we cannot find a model even with all these tools, I've been searching for a caller in darkness from pathfinder for quite some time and can't find it or anything similar to it.
Sometimes you just gotta ask in a FB group or on Reddit. Regarding that mini though, did a quick Google search and I think the closest thing I could find are some of the Skull/Spirit minis in the DungeonWorks KS. Check it out: www.kickstarter.com/projects/klingbeil/dungeonworks-monstrous-encounters-undead-rising
dud I got myself a printer inspire by you work awesome I did it for DND
Awesome thanks for the list of sites great video!
Ehy i am a 3D modeler and an unreal engine developer, i made a Bullywug with my ender, modeled by me on zbeush and then i handpainted it. The paint part isn't perfect, was my first time, but the bullywug came out good and a little funny ( he gives bombastic side-eyes)
i have a little question, or more of a request, does somebody know the exact number of minis i need to run descent into the avernus?
You don't really need any minis to run a good game. Just work on your story telling and improv.
Would you recommend the Sparkmaker as an entry level SLA printer for printing minis only?
I can't, in good conscience, recommend it honestly. It's not that it isn't capable of doing great entry level prints - it's just the number of people I know who've given it a shot and had a terrible experience far outweighs the number of people who've had a good experience with it.
I think you're best off waiting for the Photon to go on sale (usually they hit $360 here in the US about once a month, and often multiple times).
@@3DPrintedTabletop Thanks! I think I'm either going to stick with an FDM printer or wait for the resin ones to get a little bit cheaper.
Are they FDM printable?
Or they are resin projects only
Good stuff man.
What nozzle are you using for printing minis?
Omg he is so adorable. Y'all hold me back. I'm going to smack him. I just want to walk behind him with a squeak toy and match his steps/run.
I really want to know how to play D&D beacuse the minis are so cool 😆👍 nice video!
I have a quick question how do you set up Ultimaker Cura it doesn't work when I try to print all I get is failed prints; but when I use Creality Slicer my prints work just fine, but I can't get as high quality prints as I see with the Ultimaker Cura. I have then Ender 3 Pro. Any suggestion?
Do you have any advice for a resin friendly Beholder?
Nice Muppets scene swipe!
Very Very very Awesome!
Resin 3d printing is outstanding for 3d printing miniatures.
Thank you so much....really want to explore this with my 10 year old son.
@3d Printed tabletop if it says not for sale on a figurine how does it work and when would someone be able to
There's a problem with your suggestion to sign in to Shapeways. I've tried to join for three days by signing in through Google and by joining as me and it never registers me. There is no reaction from Shapeways to my entries at all.
What are your support settings? I imported your settings but supports didn't populate. I'm using the ender 3.
Thanks again for showing my designs unintentionally. I am on Thingiverse with the name melabam. I was the one shown for the minibrowser first page designs. No I didn't put my designs on there, but obviously others must like my designs. I was also shown for my lava designs on your terrain video as you hurried through examples.
Hello man, I tried your profile for minis and it become my standard for small hd prints. I'm also testing your profile for dragons. Do you have any profile to print large/fast prints for everyday usage?
What gamestore are you talking about?
I know this post is quite old. I just got my printer today, I've watched a lot fo your videos and yiou've been super helpful. I hater to ask anything, but I'm encountring something I haven't seen anyone address in their videos........ I'm getting random strands of plastic. OK, some of it is on the print plate. seperate from my print. Anoying but ignorable. I'm also getting random strands on outside my print bed, it's ending up on the base of my unit and that just doesn't make sense. Would you be able to shine a light on it?
I have a problem with Shapeways. I've tried several times to join or sign in with Google and after I click the link nothing happens. So I can't get any of MZ4350's minis.
how would i be able to make all my minis 28mm is there any way to check there size
Thank you 😊
I have two players that are constantly printing minis for me. Unfortunately that means I have a huge backlog of minis to paint now LOL
Does anyone know anyway to know the exact minis needed for specific modules? My group are about to start Storm king's thunder and I wanna start printing the exact minis needed for the whole campaign and print them off as I go. Any idea where I could find a list of the enemies and the amount of enemies needed for the entire campaign?
can you share the experience that how to improve the print quilty? if use my fdm printer to print such small model in your video,it will almost lost all detail ...
He has made a video about how to print better quality FDM miniatures. You can find if you search for "how to get resin quality prints on your FDM printer"
A lot of it depends on the printer you own. If you cant use his settings because you have a different printer, look up something like "how to improve detail quality on "x" printer. (With "x" bring the printer that you own.)
Good luck!
Thank you so so much
You. . . . Are. . . . . . A. . . . Legeeeeend !