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We would like to introduce you to our new Sci-fi kickstarter campaign. We are creating 3d printable models for your Sci-fi tabletop games. The models range from vehicles to barricades and bunkers all the way to Sci-fi weaponry and equipment.

They are ideal for your favorite tabletop games.
The kickstart launched today on the 30.09 and will run for thirty days.

Head over to our kickstarter page and checkout for yourself which pledge level fits your needs the best.
You will find us under “Sci-fi Scenery“, cheers.

It would help to include a link to your Kickstarter and some images to show what you are trying to Kickstart.

I would also suggest having pictures of finished or printed pieces. The 3d renders look good for some of them, but without seeing them next to certain figures to get an idea of 'original scale' (I know they can be scaled, a great thing about digital files) it makes it harder to commit (at least for me).

I like the spider mech, but without seeing how it is cut I don't know how it would print on a SLA/DLP printer which I tend to use more than my Prusa or CR-10.

Kickstarter URL: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lorazam/sci-fi-scenery-3d-printable-sci-fi-props-and-vehic

Some of these look very nice, but like every other 'files only' campaign, without actually owning a 3D printer...is there a good online service for people to use to get these things printed out at a reasonable price and at good quality?

I like that cargo hauler.

 Dark Severance wrote:
It would help to include a link to your Kickstarter and some images to show what you are trying to Kickstart.

I would also suggest having pictures of finished or printed pieces. The 3d renders look good for some of them, but without seeing them next to certain figures to get an idea of 'original scale' (I know they can be scaled, a great thing about digital files) it makes it harder to commit (at least for me).

I like the spider mech, but without seeing how it is cut I don't know how it would print on a SLA/DLP printer which I tend to use more than my Prusa or CR-10.

Kickstarter URL: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lorazam/sci-fi-scenery-3d-printable-sci-fi-props-and-vehic

Hey thanks for your Comment

We released an update which shows the print layout of the Spider Mech.
Tomorrow we'll post an update about the scale of some models.

Cheers!