Chaos Warrior VS Bretonnian Knight

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Greetings!, So I loved Warhammer Realms for almost all my life, and I also happen to have a remarkable 3D printer - the 3DGence ONE. I decided to mix those two and see what happens. The Chaos Warrior has two different axes and a torn-off head hanging by his belt. He has a Khorne logo on his helmet. The Knight has a Grail (a fake one, obviously) by his belt and Montfort insignia on his shield and armor. These models were originally designed as torture tests for supports - all kinds are required to make them print well. All kinds of angles, both ground-up and mid-print supports, bulky elements, and fragile detail - it's all there. So if you want to check what your printer is made of, give these a shot! Scaling is way off, but the Chaos Warrior may have issues that Netfabb wouldn't sort. I will upload refined versions later. For FFF printing, I'd suggest printing them as big as possible - it's up to you! They also come out perfect for SLA (Formlabs F2 users - rejoice!). Blood for the Blood God! Photos will be added. Print Settings Printer: 3DGence ONE Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 200, 150, 100 - your patience is the price. Infill: 15-20% Notes: SUPPORT, SUPPORT, SUPPORT. Dense Layers/Roofs and well tweaked separation distances are most crucial. How I Designed This ZBrush, Sculptris, and Blender in my downtime. This was inspired by an ongoing RPG campaign (three years now...). I just wanted to field my own miniatures. And Chaos is just fun. Remixes are allowed - you may NOT sell those designs or their derivatives.