Can I print it before GW ship it? 

yoooo Big A

@@diacuuu7185 yoo suup

@@AlpineWeiss3D keep up the good work

James WOrkshop wants to know your location.

Ich spiele zwar keine Imps, fand die Modelle aber so toll, dass ich gerade deine Batterien gekauft habe einfach für den Fall falls ich mal Imps spielen könnte/möchte 🤣

There may even be different 1:1 vs. inspired by answers when considering models that are very IP-specific (like the walker... though that in turn was probably "inspired by" an AT-ST) :) and a piece of field artillery that's not really that far removed from an historical design like a 6-pounder or a Nebelwerfer.

Appreciate your input!

as an illustrator, i'd be thrilled if someone copied my work... non profit. that's like a huge compliment. if they try to copy it and sell it... well that kinda sucks. also context dependend woudn't mind a 16 year old making 200€ of my design, but when some online shop prints it on t shirt well..... and i'm not designing as a job for a multimillion company that's also another perspective but one i can't comment on^^ But it's not like GW Designers invented AT's or Flamethrowers. Hellboy has a biological powerfist aswell. 99% of concepts used in WH are ''stolen'' ideas some more than others... the whole chaos thing? --> taken from a book never even credited the author....^^ i will: Michael Moorcock's Elric saga for me atleast, if they really just try to nail it 1n1 then selling is shady. if they use these figures as inspiration and i do think they are capeable... of even making a better model^^ but ofc people want to buy EXACTLY that official model...or close to as possible. so i see that conflict aswell and can't blame dudes for making some side money+ GW can just watch quietly in shame when it comes to taking someones work and profiting of it... i mean they tried to copyright Elves Dwarfs and Orcs ... can u imagin? Sorry for the wall of text

Title kinda buries the lede. Very interesting discussions and viewpoints here.

Thank you very much!

Haha awesome, thanks man!

How do I find the model?

Good job you did there.

@@maciejkoodziejczak5884 there are instructions on how to find the page in the description. we didnt want to include a direct link to avoid getting striked by GW ^^'

@@guillaumebolis7611 Yeah, thanks, I wrote the comment like 30% into the video and then he just shows the filename to look for. Thanks for a great piece of a model! :)

Thank you Guillaume for being a part of this video! Was awesome chatting with you as well as printing and painting up that epic sentinel 😎

I agree, they should sell a subscription for access to a faction or all factions, sell GW approved Resin, have a community on helping clients print their models. Sort of like buying a computer printer now. However come to think of it, I realize GW will still find a way to screw the customer over, but if I could 3D print my Imperial Guard army, I would. No way I can invest 1.5k on models alone in this economy, without the ability to print more.

You keep that smile on your face Guardsman!

3D printing is a really great way to enjoy the hobby these days, hope you take the plunge and thanks for checking out the channel!

I got my photon mono with a free bottle of resin off ebay for $190 in august...cheaper than a gw army box!

Sorry to hear about your experience at GW! I love what they've created with Warhammer but yeah it's hard to be a fan of the company. 3D printing is clearly the better fit for the hobby at this point.

Awesome!

Thanks, I'll do my best!

Thanks!

Epic!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Awesome!

To answer the question of what is perfect exposure; As I've always seen it, it's the ratio of reliability vs accuracy. That ratio depends on the individual and their print. Some folk are fine with failures, some folk hate them. Some folk need a 30 minute print, and so will be willing to put up with failures so long as their bed is full of some successes at that speed. Sone folk have a five day print that would set them back ages if it fails. These people need different ratios of reliability to accuracy. Incidentally, this is the same thing for 'perfect supports'. Maximum reliability for minimum damage. Nobody likes support marks. But nobody likes failed prints either. So compromises must be met, and balances struck.

Stoked you found your way here!

G'day!

@@OnceinaSixSide I don't have a printer yet, but your vids are a treasure trove of info. Ta.

My pleasure!

16:48 Well I should’ve watched longer 😂

Awesome, thank you! Hello from Sydney 😄

Thanks! I shall do my best

@@OnceinaSixSide That chat about designing for dimensional accuracy versus tensile strength was the best info I've gotten on 3d printing, you did an excellent job with the interview

I absolutely hate that GW, or Warhammer as they're called now, are so harsh on stopping older models that THEY DON'T MAKE ANYMORE! Like why? It does Nothing to reduce their profits. Meanwhile CGL with Battletech included a flyer for 3 different mini makers who do old or not currently in production mechs in my beginner box. Metals, old plastics, and plastics that are just currently not in production (New models but no current factory line)

Awesome! I'll have to try out some Atlanforge minis one of these days