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Hello Everyone !

I made a kickstarter of Alternatives females heads for our wargames and tabletop!
It's going strong, join us and don't hesitate to suggest ideas if you want to!

Link below!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/keta-minies/alternatives-females-heads-stl-for-tabletop?ref=creator_nav

Backed this already. Looks handy. Is it possible to add some shocked or scared expressions? Would be useful for Necromunda juves or non-combatants.

What about goggles?

Backed! This is something I have wanted since before I knew it was possible.

Now we just need some generic retro-modern helmets and military hats versions for sci-fi and medieval helmets and hats for fantasy! Maybe the next campaign, eh?

Really liking the stretch goals. Good helmet



Great sci fi options


Amd the feather headdress rocks.



Keep it up.

Is it possible to have a sample head made available? I'd like to see how one actually prints on my printer before getting emotionally interested in this.

The renders look amazing. I can't actually use the feathered headdress one for any of my minis, but it's my favorite one.

Some of them look like they'll be interesting to support depending on the scale. Like the right sci-fi head with the hair hanging down can certainly be supported for resin, but might have to be done upside down. It's tricky with heads, esp at 28-32mm kind of scales because whilst you can have a lot of detail its really hard to hold all that detail with supporting without ending up having the supports on the face or forehead.

Sometimes I think heads at that scale either need parting (separate hair and head) or even adjusting in detail with hair and such brought in to touch the head so that it just builds up from the main core instead of being a floating island that then has to be supported up.

Detail wise these look fantastic and I'm in as well!

While I won't back this as I don't have a 3d printer and no intention of getting one, I do hope the OP's kickstarter does well. If eventually some of these are sold as bits through ebay or etsy, I'll buy some. And that feathered headdress is great!

A suggestion for other hairdos. The first one from the URL below: Messy Greek Bun with Fishtail Braids
https://therighthairstyles.com/greek-hairstyles/

The Beehive: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beehive_(hairstyle) Although a more restrained version, as opposed to the modern rock versions. More in the late 19th century style that ladies used for formal occasions such as balls.

Basically, a few more formal hairdos, as might be found on female inquisitors, ambassadors, or other authority figures.

Hairstyles aside, I’d still be keen to see worried or scared expressions for non combatant types