Resin Review: 3D Resin Solutions ‘HERO’ Resin
This is how 3D Resin Solutions positions their HERO 3D Printing resin: “Offering a wide range of use, HERO Resin features very low odor, fine detail, high weather ability and EXCELLENT […]
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Resin Reviews: Establishing a Benchmark
One of the most frequent question that gets asked on various 3D printing community pages is “Does anyone have a good filament supplier?” or “What sort of resin should I […]
Quick Review: Warhammer 40,000 Crusade Journal
I have a known weakness for…themed accessories for my armies. I love special dice, and I’m not entirely sure my fondness for templates doesn’t come from the fact that I […]
Revisiting Asset Drop
Almost two years ago, I started subscribing to the Asset Drop monthly miniature painting boxes. At the time, I was fairly positive about what I was getting, but how are […]
Badger 3D Prime…Further Testing
When last I reviewed some methods for priming 3D prints, I was…unimpressed with Badger’s new 3D Prime offering. It seemed to be a lot of work in exchange for not […]
The Great 3D Print Prime-Off
I often paralyze myself trying to find the perfect solution for something. The right product to achieve X effect. And now that I’ve acquired a 3D printer, and am working on a […]
Long Term Use Review: Grex Tritium.TG Airbrush
One of the laments I have about many product reviews, including reviews for airbrushes, is that they tend to be first impressions. Take it out of the box, draw some […]
Review: Versatile Terrain Name Plates
All super-heavies in 40K should have names. This is just a fundamental truth. And with the over-the-top, baroque style of 40K slathered in pseudo-Latin, there’s room for really fun names. Terminus […]
Review: Asset Drop Monthly Painting/Female Miniatures Boxes
There’s been a lot of reviews on this site recently, primarily because real life has been keeping me fairly busy (and indeed, out of the country) enough that longer form […]
Doors and Corners: ‘Deadbolt’s Derelict’ by Deathray Designs Review Part 2
Not long ago I reviewed the Deadbolt’s Derelict set by Deathray Designs, exploring the concept of building a massive Zone Mortalis-style board out of MDF for a price…slightly less ruinous than […]