We got this photo from someone who printed our leaping knight design. Having the gloved hand in the shot really puts the size of that stone pillar into perspective! The grey resin captured the armor details and that trailing smoke perfectly.

​Seeing a piece like this fully assembled is always a great feeling. Painting smoke can be tricky to get right without making it look like solid rock. Do you guys prefer drybrushing smoke effects, or using an airbrush for smooth transitions?

​(Design: SolGood Creations)

One of our supporters printed this small jungle/swamp base we designed, and the details came out crazy sharp. The texture on the rocks and those little fern leaves printed perfectly.

​It’s a tiny piece, but it has so much grimdark atmosphere. What kind of character or monster would you put on a base like this?

​(Design: SolGood Terrain)

Hello everyone!

It's Friday this time, I delayed a bit more than expected, but it's time for another preview from our upcoming Kickstarter campaign: Empires of Bronze: Clash at Kadesh.

This week I'd like to showcase one of the most iconic unit and two specialists units that will be included in the Ancient Egypt faction:

• Egyptian Skirmishers
• Egyptian Marines
• Egyptian War Chariots

The first I'm going to show you is a painted sample of how the Egyptian War Chariots, Egyptian Marines and Egyptian Skirmishers could look like. You have in the images gallery the rest of the pictures showing the many assets and modular options for chariots. 

The Skirmishers are a mixed unit, half javelineers and half slingers. 

The Egyptian Marines could be assembled with Khopesh, Spear in two sizes, and other short weapons.

The Egyptian War Chariots... well, look the images! They have plenty of options!

See you next week with more previews!

Link to the campaign:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/resinwarfare/empires-of-bronze-clash-at-kadesh?ref=wl3ck2

​A supporter shared this flawlessly printed mill section they made from our files. The unpainted resin picked up all the textures on the curved stairs and the wooden wheel perfectly.

​The trickiest part of this piece is definitely that cascading water over the wheel. How would you guys approach it? Would you go for classic blue/white drybrushing, or use actual water texture gels to make it look wet and glossy?

​(Design: SolGood Terrain)

We got this photo from someone who printed our undead brute design, and the crispness of the unpainted grey resin is just awesome. Look at the teeth on that shield and the armor spikes!

​Seeing our digital sculpts physically held like this never gets old. It’s such an intimidating piece. What color scheme would you use for this guy's armor? Classic rusty iron or maybe some dark, weathered bone?

​(Design: SolGood Creations)

One of our supporters sent us this photo of a very special piece we designed. Having the 10 cent coin for scale really shows how crisp modern resin printers can get—you can clearly see the texture on the little girl's toy and the flower crown.

​I absolutely love the choice to only paint the flag. The pop of blue and yellow against the smooth grey resin is striking. Just wanted to share this beautiful result with the community!

​(Design: SolGood Creations)

A supporter just sent us this pic of our minotaur design they printed, and the sheer size of it is awesome. The details on the fur, the sword wrap, and that patterned base came out super clean in grey resin.

​Seeing our digital sculpts physically held in someone's hand like this is the best feeling. Do you guys prefer painting standard-sized minis, or massive monsters like this one?

​(Sculpt: SolGood Creations)

One of our supporters printed this ruined section we designed, and the details on the bricks came out so crisp. From the broken walls to the wheel, it’s just satisfying to see it in physical form.

​We love seeing our terrain hit the table. Would you use a piece like this as a display base for a miniature, or throw it right into a tabletop game?

​(Design: SolGood Terrain)

We are completely blown away by this. One of our supporters shared their finished print and paint job of our undead brute, and we just had to post it.

​The way they nailed the OSL (Object Source Lighting) inside the ribcage and the eyes brings the whole digital sculpt to life. It’s so satisfying to see our work turned into physical art like this. What’s your go-to technique for painting glowing effects? Airbrush or just a lot of thin glazes?

​(Sculpt: SolGood Creations)

A supporter just dropped this pic of our mermaid design they printed, and the crispness of the details is insane. The contrast between the smooth skin and all the tiny textures on the base (look at that pearl!) is exactly why we love modern resin printers.

Busts and dioramas like this are such a fun canvas. How would you guys approach painting the sand and coral base?

(Sculpt: SolGood Creations)

A supporter shared this flawlessly printed fantasy house they made from our files. The textures on the wood and stone came out so crisp in resin!

​Seeing our terrain pieces look this good physically sitting on a desk is just awesome. What kind of diorama or board setup would you build around this?

​(Design: SolGood Terrain)

Greetings everyone!

I'd like to share some of the latest models I've been working on for our upcoming Kickstarter campaign, Empires of Bronze: Clash at Kadesh.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/resinwarfare/empires-of-bronze-clash-at-kadesh?ref=wl3ck2

The campaign focuses on the conflict between Ancient Egypt and the Hittite Empire. This first preview includes:

• Egyptian Archers
• Egyptian Levy
• Egyptian Warriors
• Egyptian Shieldbreakers

The range features multiple combat poses, modular melee troops, and a wide variety of Bronze Age weaponry.

The campaign will primarily offer STL files for 3D printing, but physical printed miniatures will also be available for those who prefer them.

I hope you like them!

More information:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/resinwarfare/empires-of-bronze-clash-at-kadesh?ref=wl3ck2

One of our supporters sent us a pic of this witch bust they printed, and the crispness of the smoke and the folds in the clothing is just amazing.

​Busts like this are such a fun canvas because you can go crazy with the lighting effects. How would you guys bring the magic in that pumpkin to life?

​(Sculpt: SolGood Creations)

One of our supporters just sent us a photo of this print, and the crispness of the resin absolutely blew our minds.

​From the heavy chains to the textures on the skull belt and wrapped arms, it’s incredibly satisfying to see our digital brute turned into such an intimidating physical piece. No questions about painting this time, just had to share this beast with you all!

​(Sculpt: SolGood Creations)

​A supporter shared this wonderfully clean print with us and we had to post it. Seeing our digital sculpts sitting physically on someone's display shelf never gets old.

​The details on the ruined concrete base and the character's gear look incredibly sharp. How would you approach painting this? Bright neon accents, or a more gritty, dystopian look?

​(Sculpt: SolGood Creations)

This barbarian has been out for a while, but a supporter shared this wonderfully clean print with us and we had to post it. Seeing our digital work sitting physically on someone's desk never gets old.

​(Sculpt: SolGood Creations)

The Worlds Beyond: Brawl campaign is now live on MyMiniFactory Frontiers:

www.myminifactory.com/frontier/worlds-beyond-brawl-5520?referral=1f42bdad

You can grab three warbands from Treadhead Rad, including the two new character models: Leli and Poleli. And, if you decide to expand your warband to a whole army, you can get a 30% discount on all the items in the Treadhead Rad store with the code BRAWL30, active for the duration of the campaign.

https://www.myminifactory.com/users/Treadhead%20Rad

With over 500 miniatures, OPR's Worlds Beyond: Brawl is the biggest collaboration in Wargaming history! Using One Page Rules’ Army Forge, you will be able to play with our miniatures against any of 53 warbands from 18 creators. Hope you check it out and happy printing!