mordant spire 3d models

The ultimate accessory for gamers and miniatures enthusiasts is an Alien Tyranid spire, a monumental table top scenery piece that commands attention on any battlefield. Perfectly suited for war games such as Warhammer 40k, Necromunda, and Warmachine,...

... Other types of tiles were added as stretch goals, such as an airship dock, toppers for the trees, a full platform/balcony system, and smaller diameter tree spires with walkways. ...If you're interested in these, check out the Kickstarter link above.

... and axis are labeled for each measurement point. I have been having trouble with my z-axis calibration especially, and it become more obvious the taller the print. So I created this calibration spire to provide lots of measurement points. ...

Three mature Ginkgo 'LemonLime Spire' trees stand tall, each boasting a distinct character shaped by their varying ages. The realistic model is brought to life with Corona materials that convincingly capture the intricate details of these ancient...

Designed as a Challenge coin so that one side is always Black Spire Outpost while the 'face side' can be set to a matching faction. First Order and New Republic sides are easy to match to their respective camps while the Fulcrum and Halcyon are great...

A series of modular walls with a stackable air spire tower. The tower can be stacked to any height and has various options such as an open aired area, balcony or plain tower sections. Designed to print on FDM printers, support free. What's Included?

A series of modular walls with a stackable air spire tower. The tower can be stacked to any height and has various options such as an open aired area, balcony or plain tower sections. Designed to print on FDM printers, support free. What's Included?...

Only change the crystal to get 8 sides.

I attempted to create a flat bottom for easier disassembly, but due to the design, there's really no way to avoid it. The throne requires supports under the high arches, aside from that, it should print without any issues. ...The staff likely needs...

Here is a fun little DIY project that's perfect for crafty kids and adults alike - a spinning keychain that you can create from scratch! To make this cool gadget, simply print out the individual pieces and glue them together carefully. ...Don't forget...

I originally envisioned creating a model featuring the boss as its foundation, but icons caught my attention as an ideal material for coasters. They're completely flat, thanks to their 2D extrusions, and have a lip around the edges to prevent...

More pieces for my Hogwarts model.

RRROOOOAAAAARRR!!!\r\n\r\nThe gremlin knob is infuriated! ...\r\n\r\nI've attached the .blend file, which features very basic rigging, allowing you to pose him as desired, except for the two STLs I've included.\r\n\r\nI highly recommend raising the club...

This marks the beginning of an extensive line of tabletop gaming terrain crafted by WORLDS OVER RUN, a renowned designer of terrain for tabletop gaming and 3D printing. The file provided features two distinct parts - "A" and "B" - alongside four...

The worst regular fight in Act 2 is easily handled. Disarming the enemy makes it a complete joke. It shouldn't require any additional support. To create the snake part of the plant, some leftover 1.75mm filament was heated up using a heat gun or...

The slayer figures stand approximately 6 inches tall, but their smaller size makes them challenging to handle, especially when it comes to their hands. They require support throughout. Ironclad necessitates support beneath his arms and legs.

Phew, this is quite an undertaking! The Time Eater needs some assembly time to get its arms feeling a bit wobbly. I used a heat gun or warm water to bend the arms into a more fluid shape. I also utilized a piece of beading wire to craft the hook for...

Splitted version of hakosalio's cloudspire tower for a better printability. In addition, I have put in some holes in both parts. With the help of a few pieces of filament, both parts can be neatly aligned. ... Thx hakosalio

Added some restrainers to connect with the elastic band to fix it in place.

Cut out a card keychain with a blank space in the middle, measuring 19.29 millimeters wide by 15.77 millimeters high to insert an image. ... Images can be located within the installation directory by opening the .jar file and navigating to desktop.jar...

Little charm that turns freely on a central pin, crafted from separate parts glued together with precision. ...Be sure to wipe away any excess adhesive before securing the rotating centerpiece in place, ensuring a smooth and seamless finish.

I Attempted To Craft A Flat Base For Easier Support Removal, But Due To The Unique Shape, There Are Limited Options Available. The Throne Requires Additional Supports Under Its High Arches In Order To Maintain Stability; Otherwise, It Should Print...

A massive sprawl of space elf habitats. Suitable for campaigns, and a remix of the excellent base tile made by JimmyZimms Edit: Uploaded a seemingly faulty file earlier that did not function as intended. ...New file should correct that problem.

You want to be able to make your own nameplates? check our nameplate creator : https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/easy-nameplate-creator-for-your-miniatures-stl/x/23900964#/ Nameplates for all the units of the warband, made to size. ...Includes: 25mm...

This idea randomly came to me a while back it felt perfect for a dice tower. I tried to create the 3 acts using in game art as inspiration. ... The tower should be able to fit 20mm D20 dice Does not need supports

Easily the most grueling regular battle in act two, a true challenge that pushes even the most seasoned warriors to their limits. Unless you possess the skill to disarm, it's nothing short of a mockery. This fight shouldn't require any external...

Initially, I envisioned crafting the boss as the foundation of our model, but I soon realized that the icons would be perfect as coasters instead. They're flat, being 2D extrusions by design, and even feature a subtle lip around their edges to...

The Time Eater is quite a behemoth, and it requires some careful assembly to get its arms just right. To achieve that wobbly effect, I employed the use of a heat gun or warm water to gently bend the arms into a more fluid shape. I also utilized a...

Rrrroooaaaarrrggghhh!!! The gremlin handle is now incensed! I've attached the .blend file, which includes (very basic) rigging so you can pose him however you like, aside from the two STLs I've included. It's recommended to raise the club up by...