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Grimdark just announced a collaboration with argonaut on some titan accessories.


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"Good news everyone! I am very happy to announce the arrival of our first "non-Rudolf Creator" having his products on the GDT Website: "Argonaut" aka Jason will be selling his awesome Warlord Armour files on the GDT Shop platform.
"Argonaut" provides the traitor half of the community with what we all have been wishing for: Chaos Armour for Titans! Jason has gone tirelessly through a tedious testing and fitting process to make the files fit perfectly on the GW Warlord plastic set, we all like. The kits in the shop come (like all products) as STL, pre-supported STL and with supporting scenes, in case you need to add / change the supports.
There are big things to come in the future, because Argonaut is already working on armour panels for other Titan classes. Also, there will be collaborations of GDT x Argonaut for mutations and even more Chaos in the future.
Hitting the shop today are two new kits and a bundle:
- "Halo Kit" with a classic chaos star pattern and "evil -looking" heraldic shields (all parts needed are included)
- "Ellipse Kit" with a more heavily armoured version and a blank shoulder for decals / free-hands (all parts needed are included)
- discounted product bundle including both kits at a lower price
To celebrate the kick-off Jason has decided to give an additional 10% discount on the Armour Bundle for the next 48 hours, using the voucher code: AWESOMENAUT
I am super happy to add an awesome complementary product to the shop and also I am looking forward to what Argonaut aka Jason will surprise us all with in the future! So let's have a very warm welcome to him and fire up those printers for some Chaos Titans! "

https://grimdarkterrain.com/vendor/argonaut/?fbclid=IwAR0rRSevS5MR6Hre6eI2BUFipk82GeS4O-1hpMS-i2tUN8DyK4sr6cthHds

Wow those look excellent, I can see them being very popular with the Heresy-era (or post-Heresy) AT players. Am I correct in saying there isn't anything official from GW of this sort yet?

Just a quick bit of terrain and little diorama I finished over the weekend. Hopefully Heresy fans (or people with a very long memory from RT days!) will recognise what is going on here.

So far, yes. You’d think there would be, considering that they have all those extra weapons already and some of their first vehicle accessories were extra armour for things like rhinos and predators.

 Pacific wrote:
Wow those look excellent, I can see them being very popular with the Heresy-era (or post-Heresy) AT players. Am I correct in saying there isn't anything official from GW of this sort yet?

Just a quick bit of terrain and little diorama I finished over the weekend. Hopefully Heresy fans (or people with a very long memory from RT days!) will recognise what is going on here.

Hey, I recognise that building!!!

 Pacific wrote:
Wow those look excellent, I can see them being very popular with the Heresy-era (or post-Heresy) AT players. Am I correct in saying there isn't anything official from GW of this sort yet?

Just a quick bit of terrain and little diorama I finished over the weekend. Hopefully Heresy fans (or people with a very long memory from RT days!) will recognise what is going on here.

Field police and World Eater?

Yes mate thats it! That stumped the B&C forum, you are the only person to get it. Berserker letting the 'Nails get the better of him with some local workers, Field Police is giving a final warning before he gets 'ultimate sanctions'.

@Malka - great job on those buildings btw! Full of detail. I have them setup as a kind of residential zone next to the factory area.

Grimdark Terrain have released their January pack!!

Walls, guns and more!!
Fully modular, backward compatible with other terrain, loads of options and features including magnet slots and more.

I believe next months release is also planned to add on well to this months.

That's amazing! Would be an awesome centrepiece for a terrain board.

I love how the walls have been designed with Epic miniatures in mind too.

Who needs some computer consoles?

https://vanguardminiatures.co.uk/shop/6mm-gothic-consoles/

New grimdark, new turrets too.


https://grimdarkterrain.com/product/february-2023-stl-package/

 Crablezworth wrote:
New grimdark, new turrets too.


https://grimdarkterrain.com/product/february-2023-stl-package/

Does that second archway have a maglev line coming through it?

Attaches to the grimdark monorail/train track.

Kid Kyoto posted this on another thread buy it may be of use to AT players for terrain and its on sale for like 12$

https://www.amazon.com/Lightyear-Hyperspeed-Mothership-Spacecraft-Authentic/dp/B09P9W9TKH/



Scale wise the little yellow guy is about the same height as a questoris knight. The big ship is like 20 inches long.

So this just happened…

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/troublemakergames/citycrushers-a-tabletop-wargame

This is way more interesting and still has a few earlybird tiers at only £25


https://www.myminifactory.com/frontier/raider-of-cendre-6mm-army-1587


Goals are reached with the number of backers and they've already hit 100 in the first day which unlocks the looted Zepplin and there's a very good chance they'll hit the massive mobile fortress at only 300 backers (their first campaign hit 250)

One does not have to exclude the other. Heck, I’m hoping for folks to kitbash their Orky monstrosities using components from both campaigns!

Yeah, anyone familiar with Troublemaker's history will understand what's happening here. They (He? is it still just Ben?) know exactly what they're doing these days. Having a reliable source of good-quality purchasable PLASTIC ork stompa and gargant components is something pretty much every epic ork player has dreamed of for over a decade now, and Troublemaker is really the only outfit capable of pulling off such a niche product in plastic.

I've been consistently (and pleasantly) surprised how many epic players still rely on physical models, and Troublemaker's existing plastic line caters specifically to this market. As a 3D printer myself, I'd never print the kind of stuff I could just buy in plastic from Troublemaker - their plastic terrain is genuinely awesome.

The Troublemaker aesthetic has, in the past, been on the unique end of the spectrum with stompa/gargant models though - and I think it's clear this campaign seeks to address that issue once and for all. And to be fair, I also feel like the straight "pile of junk" aesthetic for ork gargants, while cool in itself, is a little unnecessary in print. The print versions above look fine enough, but there's no room for hands-on tinkering with prints like this, the way most ork players are wont to do. With the plastics, although their base structure is much more clean, there's FAR more potential for hobby-work (which I think this market will appreciate).

I'm always printing extra bits to add to my gargants anyway, so a clean base to work with would go a long way in both respects, I'd say.

Not sure I'm into the idea of a "boxed game", and would probably rather just by a baggy full of sprues, but I can see why they might choose this route to cover initial expenses.

And to be honest, Troublemaker's plastics are so good now, I'd be keen to see them tackle a remake of their plastics orks. I think they're ready for that.

 Malika2 wrote:
One does not have to exclude the other. Heck, I’m hoping for folks to kitbash their Orky monstrosities using components from both campaigns!

Yeah, it's different end users too, the plastic stuff is more tangible for people who may not have a printer and both probably will work well together for kit bash.


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K.B. wrote:
Yeah, anyone familiar with Troublemaker's history will understand what's happening here. They (He? is it still just Ben?) know exactly what they're doing these days. Having a reliable source of good-quality purchasable PLASTIC ork stompa and gargant components is something pretty much every epic ork player has dreamed of for over a decade now, and Troublemaker is really the only outfit capable of pulling off such a niche product in plastic.

I've been consistently (and pleasantly) surprised how many epic players still rely on physical models, and Troublemaker's existing plastic line caters specifically to this market. As a 3D printer myself, I'd never print the kind of stuff I could just buy in plastic from Troublemaker - their plastic terrain is genuinely awesome.

The Troublemaker aesthetic has, in the past, been on the unique end of the spectrum with stompa/gargant models though - and I think it's clear this campaign seeks to address that issue once and for all. And to be fair, I also feel like the straight "pile of junk" aesthetic for ork gargants, while cool in itself, is a little unnecessary in print. The print versions above look fine enough, but there's no room for hands-on tinkering with prints like this, the way most ork players are wont to do. With the plastics, although their base structure is much more clean, there's FAR more potential for hobby-work (which I think this market will appreciate).

I'm always printing extra bits to add to my gargants anyway, so a clean base to work with would go a long way in both respects, I'd say.

Not sure I'm into the idea of a "boxed game", and would probably rather just by a baggy full of sprues, but I can see why they might choose this route to cover initial expenses.

And to be honest, Troublemaker's plastics are so good now, I'd be keen to see them tackle a remake of their plastics orks. I think they're ready for that.

The boxed game aspect is interesting, the previewed rules seem fun, and being able to keep track oh the base is a cool feature. I agree it'd be nice if there was an option for people who don't quite want the total contents, like just one half or the other. Their terrain really is great, love that they'll do plastic sprues where everyone else just wants to do stl's.

Need another freebie?

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/smallscale-tech-shrines

K.B. wrote:
Yeah, anyone familiar with Troublemaker's history will understand what's happening here. They (He? is it still just Ben?) know exactly what they're doing these days. Having a reliable source of good-quality purchasable PLASTIC ork stompa and gargant components is something pretty much every epic ork player has dreamed of for over a decade now, and Troublemaker is really the only outfit capable of pulling off such a niche product in plastic.

I've been consistently (and pleasantly) surprised how many epic players still rely on physical models, and Troublemaker's existing plastic line caters specifically to this market. As a 3D printer myself, I'd never print the kind of stuff I could just buy in plastic from Troublemaker - their plastic terrain is genuinely awesome.

The Troublemaker aesthetic has, in the past, been on the unique end of the spectrum with stompa/gargant models though - and I think it's clear this campaign seeks to address that issue once and for all. And to be fair, I also feel like the straight "pile of junk" aesthetic for ork gargants, while cool in itself, is a little unnecessary in print. The print versions above look fine enough, but there's no room for hands-on tinkering with prints like this, the way most ork players are wont to do. With the plastics, although their base structure is much more clean, there's FAR more potential for hobby-work (which I think this market will appreciate).

I'm always printing extra bits to add to my gargants anyway, so a clean base to work with would go a long way in both respects, I'd say.

Not sure I'm into the idea of a "boxed game", and would probably rather just by a baggy full of sprues, but I can see why they might choose this route to cover initial expenses.

And to be honest, Troublemaker's plastics are so good now, I'd be keen to see them tackle a remake of their plastics orks. I think they're ready for that.

Very well said. I am supporting this KS with interest, there is a real lack of quality Gantant-type miniatures (especially for those without a printer) and this really looks like it ticks a lot of boxes. Hopefully a fun game in its own right too!

 Pacific wrote:

K.B. wrote:
Yeah, anyone familiar with Troublemaker's history will understand what's happening here. They (He? is it still just Ben?) know exactly what they're doing these days. Having a reliable source of good-quality purchasable PLASTIC ork stompa and gargant components is something pretty much every epic ork player has dreamed of for over a decade now, and Troublemaker is really the only outfit capable of pulling off such a niche product in plastic.

I've been consistently (and pleasantly) surprised how many epic players still rely on physical models, and Troublemaker's existing plastic line caters specifically to this market. As a 3D printer myself, I'd never print the kind of stuff I could just buy in plastic from Troublemaker - their plastic terrain is genuinely awesome.

The Troublemaker aesthetic has, in the past, been on the unique end of the spectrum with stompa/gargant models though - and I think it's clear this campaign seeks to address that issue once and for all. And to be fair, I also feel like the straight "pile of junk" aesthetic for ork gargants, while cool in itself, is a little unnecessary in print. The print versions above look fine enough, but there's no room for hands-on tinkering with prints like this, the way most ork players are wont to do. With the plastics, although their base structure is much more clean, there's FAR more potential for hobby-work (which I think this market will appreciate).

I'm always printing extra bits to add to my gargants anyway, so a clean base to work with would go a long way in both respects, I'd say.

Not sure I'm into the idea of a "boxed game", and would probably rather just by a baggy full of sprues, but I can see why they might choose this route to cover initial expenses.

And to be honest, Troublemaker's plastics are so good now, I'd be keen to see them tackle a remake of their plastics orks. I think they're ready for that.

Very well said. I am supporting this KS with interest, there is a real lack of quality Gantant-type miniatures (especially for those without a printer) and this really looks like it ticks a lot of boxes. Hopefully a fun game in its own right too!

Will this tempt you to start a Gargant Mob?

Yes already tempted and already succumbed to it mate

The Lazy Forger has a storewide 30% off sale with the code COMPOUND30

https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-research-compound-bundle-288580

New compound set is amazing

Just gonna drop this here: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/6mm-8mm-crude-grimdark-tech-shanty-set-02

Heads up last day for the Raiders of Cendre!

They've pretty much unlocked everything and add a boat load of models include an armoured train and more.

$40 gets you the whole set, $70 if you want their previous army as well

https://www.myminifactory.com/frontier/raider-of-cendre-6mm-army-1587








https://www.myminifactory.com/frontier/raider-of-cendre-6mm-army-1587

So this just happened...

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/beta-hab-blocks

Just released the Alpha Hab Lofts!

Get yours here: LINK

The first three sets of the container market are now available!

Bar:

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/smallscale-container-market-bar

Fishmonger:

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/smallscale-container-market-fishmonger

Arms dealer:

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/mallscale-container-market-arms-dealer

Who needs some defences?

Turrets


https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/smallscale-turrets

Missile turret


https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/smallscale-missile-platform

So this happened...

ALPHA HAB TOWER TURNED TECH SHANTY

This Alpha Hab Tower turned Tech Shanty is designed for 6mm / 8mm games such as Adeptus Titanicus, Epic, or Battletech in mind. This kit includes two versions of the same structure (one with commercial signs that are flat, the other one with three dimensional signs) and a simple balcony. Note that the balcony used is compatible with the Alpha Hab Tower and Alpha Hab Loft kits.

Dimensions (including signs etc that stick out): 75mm wide x 66.92mm deep x 108.55mm tall.

Please do no share or sell these files (including prints and remixes) without my written permission.

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/alpha-hab-tower-turned-tech-shanty