I’m currently painting this set. Color scheme very much influenced by your tips. I’ll post a video of the. Soon. The stable is huge. It’s on my to paint next and the lumber mill is currently printing. How much support did you need for the witch hunt trees? I sliced mine with touching the base and it was coming back almost 48 hours just for the three tree tops. Any suggestions?
I cut all my tree tops in half and glued them together and filled the Cracks with baking soda and super glue with primer and paint you can barely tell the seam in there but it did take 60 hours total to print them .2 layer height
@@gaminggeek241 If you look at the tree tops from Ian lovecrafts projects he flips the tree tops up side down and just does a few supports. No need for supports touching base plate. Would probably cut down time a bunch.
These are looking great :) Painting the witches hunt as we speak. How did you go with the bush part of the tree printing them? Did you make some custom supports or have any tips on how to print these?
I used auto supports (build plate only) in PrusaSlicer. But I have modified support settings so they are much easier to remove. Tell me if you need them and I can email it to you. I don't know settings for other slicers though.
I have a question what slicing software do you use I use cura but having trouble getting the supports right for the tree canopies on the witch-hunt building
I use PrusaSlicer. There are a bunch of tutorials and resources for how to use PrusaSlicer with non-Prusa printers so try that out. Also, use the settings found in this thread instead of the default: forum.prusaprinters.org/forum/prusaslicer/prusaslicer-hard-to-remove-supports/
@@7thCircleHobbies Thanks. I just printed the Witch Hunt. Had to scale the roof down to 98% as the height at 100% is 212mm and my Prusa only goes to 210mm. No big deal. The canopies though....took forever and lots of support. Other than that, they printed great.
@@toddzino58 yeah I realize now that my slicer and actual time was… way off lol. I’m thinking you might be able to turn them upside down and just put a few supports where needed.
@@7thCircleHobbies true. I should have tried that. Not sure what filament you’re using, but I had gotten a 10 pack of black PLA+ from lllDMaxx. Great stuff and it was only $9.99 a roll with free shipping. Normally it’s only $11.99 a roll. Works great. I’ll definitely be buying more of it.
@@7thCircleHobbies unfortunately I'm not in the US. Anything over $200 US means I have to pay extra tax and duty. So I'll have to make do on something under that price
@@crossmr I understand. Vypers just a good Start. Also have an ellegoo Neptune. In my experience best wait to but the best you can afford than worry about upgrades later
@@7thCircleHobbies I am looking at the creality ender 3. 189 + 33 shipping. Shipping doesn't affect the duty free limit. The Vyper is $399 on Amazon right now, but shipping and duty is an extra $173. I could buy 2 Ender 3s and ship them here for the price of 1 vyper. The Neptune 2 seems to be on sale right (just the 2, not the S or D) for $199 which puts it under the duty free limit. So I could grab that.
@@crossmr is go for ender 3 then. Vyper is nice because of auto level feature but for all that extra on-taxes I’d go ender. Neptune is good but has a smaller build plate and needed some adjustments out of the box
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I agree. The aesthetic of those buildings is terrific!
This building are so FUN! Great job.
The stable looks great printed and painted and to me it dose go well with the set I would definitely consider printing it
Lovely prints and paints as usual!
Those buildings looking good!
Totally love this set ! And just like you I have switched to doing the entire thing with a prime of dark brown !!
These look amazing! Love the paint scheme!
look-like my minecraft village 5 years ago !
@@philippeimbs1864 😁
Looking very cool!
These look gorgeous! I have a Snapmaker 2.0 that I got as a gift from the family. It has FDM but I have never printed before.
I’m currently painting this set. Color scheme very much influenced by your tips. I’ll post a video of the. Soon. The stable is huge. It’s on my to paint next and the lumber mill is currently printing.
How much support did you need for the witch hunt trees? I sliced mine with touching the base and it was coming back almost 48 hours just for the three tree tops. Any suggestions?
Yours is faster than mine--it took me 60 hours for those tree tops!
I cut all my tree tops in half and glued them together and filled the Cracks with baking soda and super glue with primer and paint you can barely tell the seam in there but it did take 60 hours total to print them .2 layer height
@@jacylight1610 That's a great solution!
@@gaminggeek241 If you look at the tree tops from Ian lovecrafts projects he flips the tree tops up side down and just does a few supports. No need for supports touching base plate. Would probably cut down time a bunch.
Great job with the Firwood models! Please tell me you are going to have a Flatline City series. That Kickstarter looks insane!
Yes, I'm painting up the sample models now for the current Kickstarter and should have a video out this Friday, March 11.
@@gaminggeek241 Awesome! I'm looking forward to 3/11 then! :)
Just amazing stuff sir
These are looking great :) Painting the witches hunt as we speak. How did you go with the bush part of the tree printing them? Did you make some custom supports or have any tips on how to print these?
I used auto supports (build plate only) in PrusaSlicer. But I have modified support settings so they are much easier to remove. Tell me if you need them and I can email it to you. I don't know settings for other slicers though.
@@gaminggeek241 Will definitely check it out if you dont mind, have emailed you. Thanks again
Awesome!
This looks absolutely amazing. Will you use these for Moonstone?
Yes, these buildings will absolutely work with Moonstone. I've also used Printable Scenery's Hagglethorn Hollow with Moonstone.
What scale did you use to print the buildings? 28, 30 or 32mm?
Nice vid. What to buy to get the whole bunch of it?
On myminifactory, it is listed at $65 for all the buildings.
I have a question what slicing software do you use I use cura but having trouble getting the supports right for the tree canopies on the witch-hunt building
I use PrusaSlicer. There are a bunch of tutorials and resources for how to use PrusaSlicer with non-Prusa printers so try that out. Also, use the settings found in this thread instead of the default: forum.prusaprinters.org/forum/prusaslicer/prusaslicer-hard-to-remove-supports/
Thanks for your help
Holy smokes! Any idea how much filament all those buildings took? Looks amazing! I may have to get these.
I’ve printed out most of the buildings. You can probably get 2-3 buildings per spool. A spool costs about 22$ usd.
@@7thCircleHobbies Thanks. I just printed the Witch Hunt. Had to scale the roof down to 98% as the height at 100% is 212mm and my Prusa only goes to 210mm. No big deal. The canopies though....took forever and lots of support. Other than that, they printed great.
@@toddzino58 yeah I realize now that my slicer and actual time was… way off lol. I’m thinking you might be able to turn them upside down and just put a few supports where needed.
@@7thCircleHobbies true. I should have tried that. Not sure what filament you’re using, but I had gotten a 10 pack of black PLA+ from lllDMaxx. Great stuff and it was only $9.99 a roll with free shipping. Normally it’s only $11.99 a roll. Works great. I’ll definitely be buying more of it.
I gotta find a spot for an FDM printer and get one. Just my resin printer for now, but it'd bankrupt me trying to print stuff like that
Try an anycubic vyper. About 350$ usd. It’s a pretty great machine overall
@@7thCircleHobbies unfortunately I'm not in the US. Anything over $200 US means I have to pay extra tax and duty. So I'll have to make do on something under that price
@@crossmr I understand. Vypers just a good Start. Also have an ellegoo Neptune. In my experience best wait to but the best you can afford than worry about upgrades later
@@7thCircleHobbies I am looking at the creality ender 3. 189 + 33 shipping. Shipping doesn't affect the duty free limit. The Vyper is $399 on Amazon right now, but shipping and duty is an extra $173. I could buy 2 Ender 3s and ship them here for the price of 1 vyper. The Neptune 2 seems to be on sale right (just the 2, not the S or D) for $199 which puts it under the duty free limit. So I could grab that.
@@crossmr is go for ender 3 then. Vyper is nice because of auto level feature but for all that extra on-taxes I’d go ender. Neptune is good but has a smaller build plate and needed some adjustments out of the box
Do you think these will come out great if you scale them down for 15mm like you did in one of your other videos ?
Yes, absolutely. They should print with no problems.
About how long does it take to print out one of these buildings? Can they be printed with an Ender 3?
These take days to print as a large roof can be 24 hours. Yes, you can definitely print one out on an Ender 3!
What is your storage solution for all this???…loll
Not very good--I'm out of space and am sticking them where ever I can!
@@gaminggeek241 I have the same problem. Lack of space…..but I live to much that hobby….loll
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I need to get a bigger 3D printer so I can make these. That's my next goal. I want to get a big fdm printer
I was able to print these on my Prusa MK3S, which has a build plate of 250 x 210 x 210 so you don't have to buy an XL printer if you don't want to.