I'm Giving Away Three 3D Printers (And You Get To Choose Which)
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2021
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My 11-year-old son told me that he doesn't have any friends at school because he has autism. This broke my heart, so I decided to start running a D&D session for him. To both work on his social skills and help him discover imaginary friends. I purchased a MonoX and here are the first three prints I ever made. His Barbarian, Cleric sidekick, and his Pack Mule!
Jerry Holkins once mentioned that his son, whom has autism, goes to group therapy where D&D is used to facilitate social interaction and social-problem-solving
@@ChayComas Oh yeah? That's awesome! My goal is to get a FDM printer and start printing terrain. Then I'd like to set it up with the school where once every two weeks to host a D&D game at the school for kids who are interested. That could allow my son to make some friends and also get the kids introduced to the wonderful world of TTRPGs.
That's great! My wife and I used D&D with our autistic son also. He is 30 now and my wife runs a group for adults with autism through the local Autism society and a local game store.
As someone who was diagnosed late in life, I wish I had someone like you people to help. This sounds like a great thing to help develop social cues and skills. Small controlled but open environments, sounds amazing. I hope more people see this comment and keep it in mind for later.
I started playing D&D only because I knew my autistic brother in law would be into it and he needed some social interaction. We are going on our third year playing in that same group and now I DM another game. It’s been awesome!
Hey Now! Kindly Accepting Hot Toys Figures as bribes haha JK obviously
My favorite is a standard “dog” that comes with the Ender printers. My three year old son was instantly taken with the figure and named it “Plopy”. I have painted it white with a red belly and golden stripes on it’s back according to his very specific instructions. When I asked why the golden stripes he said “so it can roar like a tiger”. It sits on his nightstand now.
This is a great thing for the community.
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Any word on when there will be an update on the winners for this Awesom contest?
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@@Maker_Den me too
me three
This was my first print. I was going through a deep bout of depression after having a bad panic attack and losing my job. It was the first thing I did in months that actually brought me joy. Since then, I have printed a lot minis, but nothing brings me as much joy as when I first printed that bookmark
What a great was to give back to the community. Best of luck to everyone.
This is my first 3D printed terrain, and it's hot off the press; I'm still painting it, as you'll notice it still looks a little slap dash. I've GMed tabletop for years, and was forever envious of tabletop terrain. During quarantine I discovered a talent for crafting, and spent the majority of 2020 following Black Magic Craft tutorials. A month ago I got my first 3d printer, with the goal of creating a collection of terrain for tabletop. And, I am currently building an immersive set for a D&D tradition that my friends and I have kept for over a decade after high school, "Thanksgiving D&D." We all return home to see our families, and now we're bringing families of our own, but always make time for a Holiday One-Shot. This year, they are going to be absolutely blown away!
This has been quite a year for my family and this could make such a huge, huge impact on our lives. Good luck everyone!
This is a fantastic competition, a great way to support and give back to the community. Thank you for this!
any updates? Haven't seen anything about it since the video
Thanks for doing this! You guys always blow it out of the park with what you do.
This is so amazing! What a blessing to our community.
This is awesome! Thanks for all the work you do for this community!!
This marine crane is the first model I have ever modeled from scratch, print and paint! This feels like total freedom to me :D I’ve spent 3 months on this project in small steps when I need some sane time in this crazy pandemic time of my life 😊
Yall are so awesome!! Thank yall for doing this!
Love you giving back to the community! Awesome!!
Just found your channel through a recommendation! This is beyond generous and a great way to get new people into the hobby :)
These prints are the hero and two villains of my first homebrew 5e campaign. Having figures to write a story helped me nourish the artistic side of myself. 3D printing caught my eye but I've now gotten into DMing, miniature painting and even terrain building! Your channel was the first step into this wonderful community and 3D printing helps me share my love for this hobby.
This is amazing. The excitement of starting to 3D print was what helped me get thorough one of the scariest times in my life.
This is fantastic! Not going to “enter” as I’d rather see someone get into the community that isn’t part of it already. Also, I’m happy to see you making videos again. Cheers!
I'm still fairly new to 3d printing, but this goblin is the first mini i have ever printed, and the first one i have ever painted. It holds a special place in my heart as the single thing that made me start this hobby. Now each evening i sit down and paint any minis i printed.
Thank you for putting this all together, looking at all the different artist pages now.
This is Awesome! Great to see everybody growing the community, and the hobby heading in a good direction. You guys are great and thank you so much for what you do.
This is incredible. Awesome idea and prizes. Thank you for taking care of the community!
THIS IS AWESOME ! GL Yall and props to the sponsors models and every1 involved!
Very cool! The contest is incredibly fair and super generous!
All the attached minis from the link are cool.
For years, I’ve wanted to do something artistic; paint, play an instrument, work wood... something. Alas, I seemed to lack skill or aptitude. Recently, I got into 3d printing, and painting minis. Painting this owlbear is the first artistic thing I've done that wasn't terrible and I was proud of, giving me confidence to continue in this wonderful hobby, and fulfil my need to get arty.
Always enjoy your enthusiasm to grow the entire community!
This is amazing, just as I was starting to look into the 3D printing community too!
Awesome stuff! Glad to see this type of thing out there to introduce more people into the world of 3D printing! Keep up the great content, love your stuff!
Congrats on the Kickstarter and good luck to the competition entrants.
Thank you so much for doing this! Love your content and submitting now!
This was actually a near perfect representation of my own character in a video game, a game that im currently making a boardgame of, and it was the first print that i made and it didnt turn out great but i keep it as a reminder that creating a game is not an easy task but a lot of trial and errors. And it keeps me motivated!
Thank you for running such an awesome channel. I only discovered it a few weeks ago, but have been binge watching it as I have just started looking for a resin 3D printer to print miniatures. I had no idea how huge 3D printing has become, and to see the list of amazingly talented artists for miniatures is fantastic. I've bookmarked most of them!! It's a whole new world! :)
this is a awesome contest !! look forward to entering
I love seeing RUclipsrs putting in so much effort to thank their viewers.
This is awesome. Will try and record something later today!
One of my players was really good at remembering most of the stats for 3.5 edition monsters and this giant scarecrow was the first mini that inspired me to homebrew an actual set of stats for. Seeing his face when I popped this on the field and he had no idea what it would do was the highlight of that campaign.
I've recently gotten into painting to help calm down my anxiety and have been wanting to try out 3D printing, but it can get a bit costly. These Neo Crusader Mandalorians would be awesome to include in tabletop roleplaying games and scenarios.
This golem was my first print and represent what I love about 3d-printing, trial and error and the help of the community. It was printed from sample filament and snapped mid-print, so I tried to reprint only the top on the half golem, but the homing knocked the golem off the bed. I tried several more attempts, until I just printed the other half of the golem and glued it.
It's things like this that make me love this community.
Getting back into the hobby after almost 20 years was a big thing to me. This building was one of the first things i actually finished. And it really helped me to get back into enjoying painting again.
Freaking awesome channel and awesome contest. I stumbled upon you with the contest on a blog. Staying for the channel!!
Great job on the new kickstarter, it looks great!
This Is amazing! I just discovered your page. I have been looking to get into the community for years and have finally decided to take the plunge, but not sure where to start.
Heck yeah. Glad to be apart of your kick starter. I was watching your videos for a year while dreaming of getting a 3d printer
This is such an nice way in the spirit of how i got to know the Tabletop and 3D printing Comunity, everyone, with every skillset ist welcome.
I love this collapsible dice tower because it was the first successful multi-part print I ever made and it took some patience and problem solving help from the community to make it work.
Thank you for giving back to the community.
This mini belonged to one of the servant of the main antagonist of my sibling’s campaign. For months in-game and IRL she hunted the players down relentlessly, and they threw back all her hits twice as hard every time she caught up to them.
This prints represent our perseverance, through pain and trials, both in-game and in real life, that we all went through and overcame through determination and companionship.
In 2010 my grandfather passed away after having suffered his 2nd stroke. He was the first person to introduce me to tabletop games, comics, and his love of eating good food. He invoked my love for miniatures of all types. We would spend some evenings drawing and playing games for hours. I started my D&D Game in memory of him. This game gave me the strength to battle my tumor last year. He always wanted to travel, as a merchant he will be able to travel all kinds of fantastic worlds, and maybe meet some Heroes along the was.
I chose these Manuel Boria's trolls because I love his style. They're very whimsical, reminding me of Justin Gerard's illustrations, and of Jim Henson's work on favorites from my childhood: The Dark Crystal, Labyrinth, and Fraggle Rock. I paint miniatures because it's therapeutic for me at the end of the day, imagining the world that these figures live in, and what they might be doing.
Awesome. I've been learning so much about 3d Printers even though we don't have one yet. Really love watching your channel.
This was my first large multipart print that I had to put together and used in one of my games as a piece of terrain as well as the added benefit of being a dice tower. This piece really added to the game that I ran with it as a center piece and it inspired me to print more terrain pieces since then to further enrich my groups games.
Great news! Thanks a lot!
Thanks for giving back!!!
I've just started 3D printing and I'm hooked! I've always loved art and sculpture and this is just another way for me to do it! This is my first big print! It took almost 40 hours to print it then put it together and I still need to paint it! I can't wait to create more!
good luck on the KS. Loving your precampaign! very insightful! great skills. Hope you kill it!
Thank you for your contest, will help alot of peoples
These custom initiative trackers were some of the first prints modeled and printed on my old Anet A8 back in 2017. These may be simple in design, but my players absolutely loved when I brought these out for the first time and they are a staple at my gaming table. I highly recommend any gaming group with a 3D printer to make something similar!
Thanks so much for doing this!
I wanted to start printing minis and this one is the first step I made into the hobbi of collecting, printing and painting minis, also I get the inspiritation for one of your videos. I was so happy when I finally painted the first mini I got! so thank you too for getting me into this!
This was the first print that I was actually proud of.
It took me almost a year of off and on printing to get the grips on getting a good result.
It's a little baby killacan for warhammer 40k
Danny this is a great thing you did! Kudos!!!
😍 stumbled upon this, wow this is going to be awesome!
I designed this file with my nephew. I 3D print them, install flush magnets in the back, and paint them different colors. Then I put them in public places like stop signs around my neighborhood. A note on the back says “Move me or Take me.” It’s so great to see them move around or be taken. It spreads a little joy and adds some more fun to the world.
holy moly, this is such a great thing for the 3d printing community. Well done Danny and others! :)
This model was my very first print out of the box and has since become my 3D printing mascot. Looking at It, is a reminder of how far I’ve come in the hobby and no matter how bad a print might turn out, I can always do better. There’s always room to grow.
Kairen was first a side character of a story I write, based of an universe I created. She was supposed to disappear after the first chapter, but I decided to bring her back. She quickly became a main character, my favourite one actually, because of her huge background and developement and many designs I made. Then, it was easy to insert her into a campaign with my friends.
Really cool contest, love everything about it.
Great contest Danny!
Making things in a 3d space is not only calming but makes me tap into my creative side. While learning more about the hobby I’ve come to realize how much I want to learn more ways to enhance my prints final life. This print Made me learn more about clock work and making the arms work with it bending them in a creative manner, for function and aesthetics.
just left my entry! thanks for doing this everyone!
I printed this sleeve to adapt a ballpoint refill to an expensive pen that only accepts proprietary refills. It's the first model I ever designed in CAD and it was a hard learning curve. I had to print so many iterations, making adjustments of a millimeter here and there until I got it just perfect. This has opened the door to designing my own models, and I LOVE that.
Looking forward to the results!
Printing has really opened up a creative avenue that I gave up on years ago due to the cost and lack of variety in reaper/GW models. I've now broken into terrain printing and the video on what you should and shouldn't print that Danny did with BMC was a great watch that I still reflect on before every print! Thanks for all you do!
My most meaningful 3d print was my custom Heroforge model "KirsCarbon". He was my first ever STL purchase and printed miniature I ever made. It was also the first time I realized I can make my dream from my middle school years a reality with my friend, by making physical models from our stories a reality. Ever since I learned how to 3d model and print files.
I got into 3d printing over quarantine, and it has become one of my favorite hobbies. This print is something that means a lot to me because it combines 3 of my favorite things, 3d printing, painting, and board games. I printed and painted this catan board myself and it really adds a lot to one of my fav games and is easily my favorite project I’ve done yet.
Well this was my first D&D print.. Over the last year I lost my job and needed a creative outlet and started FDM printing, painting and playing D&D. I honestly started not knowing how much I would end up LOVEing this as an hobby! I know I have a long way to go when it comes to painting and there is so much to learn when it comes to printing, but the time spent seems to be super enjoyable - and looking at this first mini brings a smile to my face!
My favorite 3D print is the button panel on my homemade jukebox. It was the first 3d print I took from concept to thing.
Awesome contest, good luck to everyone.
I just picked up a late pledge for Lost Adventures 1, and I've been working on the Trees and Bushes(great stuff). Will start printing the other terrain soon.
The first model I ever designed was a stereo mount for my jeep cherokee. It has survived temperature extremes, rough terrain, and direct sunlight. It's a perfect example of the practicality of 3d printers and has a helped me introduce many to the hobby.
I've been sculpting and printing my groups' minis for about 2 years now and this Adult Red Dragon print is meaningful to me because it represents how far I've come in the hobby. I'm finally to a point where I'm comfortable making larger models that need split up to print and finally to a point where I'm comfortable sharing my work with others outside of my group.
This specific project is the most meaningful one to me, because it was my first ever creation and beggining of the great adventure with 3d printing :) I designed it myself, without using any references and only with few months of knowledge and practice in zbrush. It was supposed to be a boss-like character in my D&D Campaign. Archvillain which was hiding behind a skull mask and used a sword with bone handle, coming back at my players every few meetings.
Thank you 3D Printed Tabletop for creating the contest and for getting me into the hobby years ago!
thanks for running this!
Thank you for amazing initiative
So stoked for this! Thank you for the opportunity, brother!
A great way to promote and give back to the community.
This Elf bust is my current most meaningful print, It is where I got to learn a little bit about supports and when it came out of the Resin printer it had been soo silky smooth looking like a person. I have not been able to paint it yet as I have been trying to master the 3d printer in my about 2 weeks of owning one.
GLHF!
Thank you for such an amazing initiative!
My family runs a family resource/play center and we had a Super Hero Camp for some kids on the spectrum and others who’ve experienced trauma in life. They created their own heroes and powers they would have. I wanted to surprise the kids, so I designed and printed out hero medallions they could paint and wear based on their heroes. The kids loved them and I loved seeing their reactions.
This was the first print I made for my then 5 year old son. He picked the model, I printed and primed it, and then he painted it. It was a great way to spend time together and it has become something we do together regularly. He is 6 now, and his face lights up every time I have a new print ready for us to work on.
This is definitely awesome. I tried my hand at 3D modeling, and managed to make a semi-middle eastern themed building for the games of Infinity I played with my friends pre-Covid. It really made me want to get better at the 3D modeling side so I could make even more complex terrain, that I could also make in a modular form, allowing us to change up the board and also giving something fun to paint. Good luck to everyone!
Like you, 3D printing was a nice gateway into the world of potential and creativity that you could get into from 3D printing.
This is awesomeness! You da man Danny!!
I've loved playing D&D with a few close friends of mine for the past 6 years and it's helped keep us all together and intouch since leaving school, this would really help bring our games to the next level being able to print custom minis for our characters
I got into 3d printing because I really wanted D&D environments to interact with. My friend used to print stuff for me until I broke down and got my own. Once I got one, I HAD to try to print a mini (because I'm addicted to minis). I followed your settings for mini FDM prints and got hooked. Now my printer is running almost all the time.
Been following for some background in 3d printers because my son wants a printer. Love the work you do.
This is awesome!, even if I don't win anything major I think I'm more excited to find out about a bunch of creators I probably wouldn't have ever found of otherwise.