Tabletop Miniature Figure Bases *update 07Nov2022

prusaprinters

<p>** Added 125mm diameter base as requested.&nbsp;</p><p>*** Added flying scaffolding for 25mm base.</p><p>**** Added solid version of 16mm and 25mm plus new SLA pre-supported with smaller supports.</p><p>While I used to simply print out 3mm x diameter discs for my miniature bases on my FDM in PLA and super gluing them to the top, I realized that was a lot of PLA going into them. &nbsp;I tend to avoid printing the bases in resin with the miniature since PLA is cheaper and more reliable in my experience. &nbsp;</p><p>These are printed with the tops down so supports can be avoided. &nbsp; I generally print them in batches when needed. &nbsp;Files are set for printing. &nbsp;If you start to have issues with warping on the larger diameters, consider printing on the edge with supports and a small raft. &nbsp;</p><p>I have printed the 25 mm a few times via resin, mainly because I was in a hurry to get a model out and ready to paint and the FDM was loaded up with other models. &nbsp;I have placed a supported model for SLA printing in the mix as well.</p><p>Happy printing!</p><p>Note: Picture with unpainted miniatures includes miniatures from <a href="https://www.printables.com/social/39782-mz4250/models">MZ4250</a> (<a href="https://www.patreon.com/mz4250">https://www.patreon.com/mz4250</a>), the 25 mm base in this publish and material efficient dungeon tiles are from my own unpublished design. &nbsp;I have used Locite Super Glue to great effect on gluing the miniatures to the bases. &nbsp;</p><p>Note II: &nbsp;Meshmixer can be used to easily chop of the base to any STL file if the shells are not separate. &nbsp;&nbsp;<strong>Edit → Plane Cut</strong> if <strong>Edit → Separate Shells </strong>doesn't work.&nbsp;</p>