Eldritch Foundry, creators of custom miniatures for your roleplaying games and beyond, are gearing up for a new Kickstarter project where they introduce Colour 3D Printing to their range!

Colour 3D Printing Kickstarter // Eldritch Foundry

Eldritch Foundry will be looking to launch its Prism Color Engine, which, alongside Polyjet 3D printing, allows you to design your custom miniature and then paint them digitally using its toolset. The idea is that as well as adding colour to miniatures, the tools will also give you options to mimic particular painting styles so you can get that proper painted look on the tabletop.

Tabletop Ready Miniatures // Eldritch Foundry

As with the system Eldritch currently has, from here, you'll be able to get the full-colour miniatures printed by the team at Eldritch Foundry in high quality with 30-micron layer details in resin. The examples are looking quite nice (see above) and I like that you get elements of wet blending and dry brushing in the finished miniatures.

When the Kickstarter launches, there will be a series of Early Bird Pledge options for you to consider...

Early Pledge Options // Eldritch Foundry

These could be great for getting your first adventuring party ready for your next campaign or a single miniature that you've been super eager to make a reality. Keep an eye on the Kickstarter Page and remember to click the Notify Me button so you'll know when the campaign launches.

In the meantime, head over to the Custom Miniature Creator from Eldritch Foundry and start giving the system a go.

Hero Crafting // Eldritch Foundry

As you can see, there are some great presets for you to choose from to give you some inspiration and also lots of ways for you to then customise your hero of choice. As they mention on their site, once you've chosen your character's heritage and outfitted them, you just have to pose them in a cool way and away you go.

Digital downloads of your miniatures (to print at home) are just $5 and a high-detail resin miniature is $29. You can even go big and get a double-sized miniature for $59. If you're someone who just wants one or two unique miniatures, I think programs like Eldritch Foundry are great for making just what you want!

Are you going to be playing around with Eldritch Foundry and keeping an eye out for that Kickstarter?

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