Vulcan 582 - Warforged Champion (DND / TTRPG)
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I might have spent tooo much time on this model today, maybe 4 hours total, but I think the results speak for…
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I might have spent tooo much time on this model today, maybe 4 hours total, but I think the results speak for itself... themselves? Something. This is probably one of my most intricate minis so far. This all started when a redditor asked for help with a broken model they got from Etsy. They spent £38 for a custom mini which works out to (I shit you not) $69.69 CAD - nice nice. That's not very much money for a custom mini (actually two minis) based off of a hand sketch but they're getting this one for $0.
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For the process on this one I fed their hand sketch into gpt-image for a few variants then created an AI mesh with Rodin. I set a few of these side-by-side and then started splitting this model into parts, then sculpted details into each piece, then rigged and posed it (similar to the sketch but copying from the etsy model a bit as well).
Part 1 of the work on this mini can be found here:
This is a medium warforged creature that I've get at 32mm in height on a standard 25mm baseplate. It could have a custom baseplate with stones / skulls etc... to help level out its boots too. Future remix alongside a kit bash version with all the separate parts that I made maybe maybe :)
For printing - think this one might work on FDM but lots of the fine details will be missing and I would print it without the baseplate then glue that on afterwards. The shoulder doodads and sword blades a bit of a risk for snapping but I made them fairly thick. For resin printing I think auto-supports at the standard 45 degree incline should be fine.
I've completed my quest for 1000 models in 2025 so now I'm trying to decide whats next. You can follow along with me on Thingiverse, Printables, Cults3d or provide suggestions on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/Adamnant (as well as get codes for exclusive downloads on Cults3d). If you have something that you need or a custom model like this that you want then let me know and let's make it!
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