#3D Printing
Resin and FDM 3D printing for miniatures, terrain, and hobby projects.
31 pages, 8 of them guides
How to make terrain glue
Sealing scratch-built terrain with watered-down PVA: the 50/50 mix, the two drops of dish soap that make it soak instead of bead, and how to stop it gluing itself to your table.
How to speed paint faces
Speed-painting an uncanny vampire face for tabletop: Sunny Skin Tone sketched over a Bad Bruise undertone, one watered-down glaze to blend it together, and dot eyes for the creepy stare.
Scenic Movement Trays Part 2
Finishing the scenic movement trays with dry brushing, Vallejo texture paste tips, Gamers Grass tufts, and a magnet test—plus thoughts on daily vlogging struggles.
Scenic and Magnetic Movement Trays Part 1
Building scenic magnetic movement trays for Midgard using 3D printed bases, flexible steel sheets, and Vallejo mud texture—a practical tutorial on the whole process.
3D Printing KDM Terrain
A quick update on 3D printing Kingdom Death Monster terrain pieces, including a custom butcher base and encounter terrain.
My Favorite Trench Crusade Bases
Magnetizing and preparing Legends Games bases for my Trench Crusade warband—the perfect balance of detail without taking forever to paint.
How I Clean My Resin 3D Prints
The secret to getting really clean 3D prints—patience, proper washing with ethanol, and letting everything fully dry before curing.
Working with 3D Prints
Cleaning up resin prints, fixing broken wings with heat guns, and proof that even 10-20 minutes of daily hobby time adds up to real progress.
Building Teaspoon's Lava Rock Diorama, Part 1
I tore up an old prize-winning Shadespire board to build a volcanic reef. Mostly this one is about getting cork to stop looking like cork.
Planning the Hobby Room, Attempt Number Six
I've tried to turn this basement into a real studio six times and never finished once. This time I started with graph paper and paper cutouts.
The daily vlog returns
It's been a couple of days since I posted a vlog and I didn't realize that. So, I've been recording stuff.
Bellwoken: A New Whimsical Army Set for Your Wargames
A look at the Bellwoken Kickstarter — a whimsical new army set for your wargames.
Coffee cup
And I definitely would not recommend the wet palette, but if you have a room painter paint brushes, which I didn't even realize I had this.
Coffee Cup Part 1
Pre-shading the 3D-printed coffee cup energy counter for Monster Friends. Stabbed an old X-Acto blade into the base, hit it with diorama thick mud, and worked a fast zenithal up from the bottom.
I can paint and ramble again.
Back from a long illness and back behind the brush. Where the Infinity commission stands, why airbrushing single models isn't worth it, and the math that makes paint commissions barely worth doing.
Wanted! Reward: CC 10000 Appliances on the Print Bed
3D printed some appliances from Ex Obscuris' Wanted! Reward: CC 10000 Appliance Pack. Planning to copy the artist's Miller High Life-style paint scheme.
Why are 3d sculpted models so overly detailed?
Today, I'm just building the last bit of models I need to have built for like some personal projects and the commissions.
NMM Blue Steel Scales and an Existential Crisis
Painting non-metallic blue steel scales with Scale Color Artist paints while having a late-night breakdown about the hobby, commissions, and what I'm even doing.
Infernal Diaries Day 1
Starting the Infernals journey—basing a fresh 3D-printed army, building a 30-point learning list with Agathon, and figuring out essence management.
New Warmachine Caster — Infernals Complete
The newest Infernal Master is fresh off the 3D printer, marking the completion of printing the entire Infernals faction.
Quick Hobby Update
Castle Grief mail day, Infernals printing wrapped up, and laying out plans for a busy April—live stream on Monday to finish Maximus and the Dusk test model.
Hobby Vlog Day 148
Day 148 of the hobby streak—3D printing KDM terrain, building the Butcher, unboxing Lego hauls for DnD bases, and a big family day.
Merging STL Files Has Me Feeling Like a God!
A quick update on getting 3D printing to work despite being sick enough to need an emergency room visit.
Crucible Guard Base Test Results
The custom 3D printed base inserts for Crucible Guard worked perfectly—plus celebrating 100 subscribers!
Will I See Another Summer Again
Day 101 pushing through extreme sickness—at least the bases printed successfully.
Limping Through Day 100 with Bases
Day 100 of hobby vlogging while being the sickest I've been—3D printing custom bases using the Z-index trick in Lychee Slicer.
Sealing the Terrain Board and Printing a Vulcan
Final glue layer on the terrain board, successfully printing a Vulcan colossal, and then getting hit by sudden sickness.
Working on Ultimate Dungeon Terrain & A Whole Day of Hobbying
A full day of hobby progress—texturing the outdoor half of my Ultimate Dungeon Terrain board, learning to sculpt with green stuff, and finally printing a Vulcan colossal.
More Progress on Everything I'm Working On
Morning coffee, belt buckle progress, 3D printer test prints, and planning which Trench Crusade armies to print. Happy Thanksgiving!
3D Printing Kind of Sucks
Real talk about whether resin 3D printing is worth the time investment—after 2-3 years of daily printing, I'm not sure it is.
Fixing My 3D Printer by Reflashing the Firmware
Day 38, kids getting sick, almost didn't make a video—but I fixed my 3D printer by just showing up and doing the work. Reflashed the firmware and we're back in business.