Today I was having a mooch like you do and ended up getting myself some Ancient Greek trireme (or something similar) I also got some 6mm buildings (which evidently aren’t)
But the boats are nice if a little large. I will drop the size down by half I think (if not by more) as I have Poseidon’s warriors rules, it seemed a good idea…

From what I remember there are ten different boats, I printed three off at this size as the vat still had resin in it.
I also set off to print the third set of townsfolk and somehow ended up printing the second lot again.
The printer also had a moment. For some reason when I put the plate back on and it tried to head down at an angle. Luckily it didn’t puncture the FEP film on the vat, but it had a damn good try.
I also had a moment. I was holding my sieve in a pot so merrily poured 300ml of cleaning water into a 100ml pot… needles to say it didn’t fit. Did I pour it in slowly? Did I bugger! Water everywhere! I also learned an important lesson, when you shove uncured miniatures into a water bath with cured resin in and swish it about then the cured resins merrily sticks to the uncured stuff. Hence the need of a water clean as mentioned above.
Tomorrow I will print off the third set of townsfolk and also see what actual size the building are…
I like the ships! 🙂 This resin malarkey’s turning into a right adventure in its own right 🙂
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I shrank them to 50% and they still look pretty good. I just need to be better at cleaning them off.
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If you are a true modeller, the answer is NO! 😎
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Never thought of it like that 👍awesome… I am a true modeller then!
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Those look great. Have you printed off anything on both printer yet for a side by side comparison?
Cheers,
Pete.
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I have done the Samurai house on the FDM and will be doing some more on the resin tomorrow.
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