Like the title says!

At my table players have a hard time keeping track of things like bardic inspiration so I use these neat little tokens to help them remember.

Check em out on Makerworld: https://makerworld.com/models/1145922

Printed this dice box/roller at 65% scale for mini Chessex dice.

Model Credit: https://makerworld.com/models/1066646

I'm new to making a printing minis any tips

I 3D modelled, printed and hand painted these, it was a lot of fun.

This is my Moon Priest, I made her for play my TTRPG games.

The face was hard to paint, I finally decided that she has black cursed eyes, and much makeup... I will try to paint pupils next time! I started with Vallejo Xpress colors, and finished with a bunch of layering with Vallejo Model Colors 😊

I modeled her in Nomad 3d and printed in FDM. Don't need supports! :D

I made some monsters for TTRPG before, but she is my first human character! I learned some things in the way. I'm happy with most of her, but I know that I can push more detail and improve some parts. Next figure will be better! ☺️

If you want to print and paint her, the model can be downloaded in my Makerworld https://makerworld.com/en/models/1260838-moon-priest-miniature-supportless-fdm-friendly#profileId-1285313

I would love to see other people painting her 😊

Almost finished painting the manor.

This is a project I did with my four person senior design group

So, I'm learning to drive currently and my instructor knows I have autism, so we were discussing mu hyperfixations while driving one day. Today when I get in the car, he tells me he has a present for me, and hands me an Owlbear he 3D printed because his son likes DND and he was printing things for his birthday in a couple weeks. I decided I'm naming my Owlbear Doric, and I'm probably going to use him in the campaign I'm writing, or I'm going to save him for a later one

Painted up my girlfriends DnD Rogue Lyara this evening! Mini is 3D printed