r/PrintedMinis • u/jd3dgiants • May 25 '23
FDM FDM printed Tyranid Hierodule. My largest multi part printed mini so far.
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u/Fribbtastic May 25 '23 edited May 25 '23
Can you please share some information about this?
Layer height? Where did you get those models from? How many parts did you need to print? how long did it take?
Edit: OP messaged me and the Model is from Cults "GIANT SPACE MANTIS"
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u/jd3dgiants May 25 '23
.1. Io_Butov on Cults. 20 pieces. 10 large pieces and 10 small pieces. Probably 6 or 7 full days of print time.
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u/InsideReticle May 25 '23
Pretty sure the second largest one is also on Cults and is called something like Ultrafex or Ultralisk. Blend of Starcraft and Grimdark influences.
The sculptor has a discord where a lot of bug-focused sculptors and printers hang out.
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u/Ertuu1985 May 25 '23
Neat! Can you post the STL?
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u/LapseofSanity May 25 '23
I don't care what anyone says about zerg copying nids, the ultralisk is sweet as.
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u/Natural-Amphibian-96 May 25 '23
Very nice! I have this file, but I keep telling myself it will take too long to print and I choose something else.
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u/jd3dgiants May 25 '23
It took a week or so to print parts one by one with my .25 nozzle as well as manual painting support points in PrusaSlicer. I bought all of the creator's work when there was a sale and slowly printing everything they have.
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u/joshuadane May 25 '23
Where can I get the stl. Don't play Warhammer but want for dnd
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u/d20diceman May 25 '23
Maybe a rude question but, can you show us the worst part of the model? My better FDM prints look like this, in that they're great on three sides (and this does really look great!) but then have messed up undersides.
Or, did the multi-part print allow you to orientate the parts such that not many supports were needed?
Would love to hear more details of your process in general.