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June Release is here! DOWNLOAD HERE

🕑 Added 2021-06-02 10:16:08 +0000 UTC

Comments

Michał Marciniak

It is exactly from Welcome Pack :) so you should be good!

Mark Penny

Hello, this is my first patreon since recently buying a resin printer - I love the models! Wiktor came out amazing - i just wondered if the base he is pictured on is included somewhere? it really suits he model but i cant see it! if not don't worry i'll use one from the Welcome pack :)

Michał Marciniak

All of ours miniatures are in 32mm scale, so probably you should scale according to that.

Chip Heusinger

Can someone tell me what I need to scale these to for 1/35 scale? TIA

Michał Marciniak

They just need to be mirrored in printer program and we don't want to make this bigger that it is already

Michael Jung

Are the Tormentors left arms updated in the supported folder already ? :) Great work btw

Michał Marciniak

We will do this but probably after the weekend

Demonic Beaver

Looks like the dropship is just a little too big for the Mars 2 bed. Any chance of one cut up a little more?

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Cyberforge sticks to the sci-fi theme - check out Titanforge for the fantasy stuff! They're all together under Titanforge on Myminifactory, too!

Peter Borowczyk

Love this set, it's great. Each set is better and better. If you were looking for suggestions for other sets, I wouldn't mind more of a fantasy spin; Goblins, lizards, elves, ratfolk, and the like. I would love a bear in power armor. Dziękuję.

Nate Whitledge

Matthew, according to the description on the new post for the month "All our models come with a pre-supported version, that allows you to print them without any extra preparation on your side. Just Plug&Print! In order to bring the best 3D printing experience, you also get the new user-friendly pre-supported model versions. This method takes a bit more material but will allow you to print fail-free even if you have just begun your adventure with 3D Print!" That being said I've never noticed a difference, even when comparing STL files from both folders. I'm sure it might be a situation where certain models are so easy to support, there's no appreciable difference but certain files require more supports for people who might not have their resin settings dialed in, their print beds level, etc. the sort of thing that you have to learn from experience using your printer but you might be quick to blame a presupported file and demand a refund.

Matthew Cooper

Can I ask, what is the difference between the 'Supported' folder and 'User Friendly Supported' folder on MyAirBridge? I am not sure which to download, or if one is better than the other.