Which 3d Printer for Minis?

No one makes their own stuff for games?

am I in the wrong board for this?

Hello? bump

I had no idea posts moved off the first page of /tg/ so fast.

maybe I will at least get dubs. Do you guys care about those on this board? :P

Am I talking to myself?

>>50491073

I feel bad for you because you actually came here for quality information and discussion. I mean I still grab rejected model bits from a bargain bin to bash together my custom 40k models. Mind you I guess 3D printers will eventually end up being the way of the future.

>>50491073
I'm afraid you've been memed anon

3d printing is a bigger hoax than vr

You will not find anything with any amount of quality or the detail you need. It simply doesn't exist in an affordable or easy to use form

/Tg/ keeps telling that lie to itself, hoping someday good old plastic jesus will save them from mean old massa and take them up into sprue heaven where ain't nobody got callouses or empty wallets or cut fingers or nothin

Till then they sing spirituals and till the fields to pay their corporate overlords

SWINNGG LOOWWW

SWEET CHARIOT

>>50493753
This

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I mean, things are improving with the newer iterations, but the scale and quality you're talking about is really pushing it. The commercial quality stuff printing 28mm is pretty spot on with above average quality (newer heroforge stuff with the new beta plastics come to mind) but if you're looking for low to mid tier price range stuff for home use to pump out things sub 28mm, I'm afraid it's just not there yet.
Additive manufacturing and rapid prototyping is the future, but unfortunately not the present for regular home users. Sorry anon.

Have you heard of tiko?
It looks good enough for minis and costs around 200$
tiko3d.com