A couple of early prototypes of the 3D printed buildings I'm designing for Dropzone Commander:
Monday, October 2, 2017
Friday, September 15, 2017
"Massive Darkness" dungeon (part 2)
Just finished printing the various components for the first scenario of the Massive Dungeon rulebook, I also wired a bunch of LEDs that I took for some cheap tealights I bought online:
Friday, August 18, 2017
A Song of Ice and Fire: miniatures preview from Gen Con
A couple of interesting pictures of unannounced miniatures from the Song of Ice and Fire miniature game were shared on the dedicated FB group A Song of Ice and Fire : Miniature Wargamers.
These are all previews from the CMON booth at Gen Con 2017.
These are all previews from the CMON booth at Gen Con 2017.
Wednesday, August 16, 2017
Building the "Massive Darkness" dungeon (part 1)
This is a 3D printed version of the tile "8R" that I designed and printed, I'm starting with the ones used in the first scenarios and over time I will add the other ones.
The various components are based on what I did already for zombicide (you can see the zombicide dungeon in my previous posts) but this time I slightly changed the walls in order to allow to use different inserts to make from time to time walls/walls with a torch/doors.
There are still few bits missing but it should be enough to give you an idea about what I'm trying to build!
The various components are based on what I did already for zombicide (you can see the zombicide dungeon in my previous posts) but this time I slightly changed the walls in order to allow to use different inserts to make from time to time walls/walls with a torch/doors.
There are still few bits missing but it should be enough to give you an idea about what I'm trying to build!
Wednesday, July 12, 2017
More pics of the 3D printed dugeon
More pictures of the 3D printed dungeon I designed, I now finished printing the 6th tile and I starter adding some components in order to use all this stuff also as a city in ruin.
Saturday, May 13, 2017
On Sale: 3D printed stairs and handrails for Deadzone scenery
Since s couple of people asked about this (and since I need to find away to fund my bigger projects) I'm putting on sale a couple of custom components I made for Deadzone.
Some general info:
Set #H1: Handrails
Some general info:
- they are 3D printed in PLA.
- they might have some imperfections here and there, such imperfections can be removed with something sharp like a scalpel, cutter etc..
- PLA does not like high temperatures, so you might not want to leave this in your car under the sun!
- I'm offering free shipping within the UK for every order containing at least two sets, for other countries just send me an e-mail.
- For additional info feel free to send me an email at mentemeccanica@gmail.com.
- I print this stuff in my free time, once you make an order I will put your things into the queue and once they are ready I'll contact you again to arrange the payment via paypal and the shipping details.
Set #S1: Stairs System
- This is designed to be used in this exact configuration.
- 5 components: the exterior side, the interior one, the vertical bit in the middle and two handrails that can be clipped on the side of the tile.
- Designed to allow to stack two or more floor on the top of each other.
- £4 per set.
- Designed to be clipped into the Deadzone terrain without glue, they come with an embedded round peg that fits the hole in the Deadzone terrain.
- Set contains 8x intact handrails and 2x handrails broken in the middle.
- £4 per set.
Set #S1 + #H1: Files only
- The .stl files so that you can print the components on your own.
- The designs have no embedded supports.
- My printer takes about 20 min to print the smaller ones and about 2 hrs for the larger one.
- Just to be clear: You are not allowed to distribute or sell the files, your are not allowed to sell the components made using the files.
- £5 for all the files.
Some examples of what I made using the components above:
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