Ten Days Left For Dragon’s Forge 3D Printing Kickstarter
October 20, 2021 by brennon
Dragon's Forge Miniatures are closing in on the last ten days of their Kickstarter which looks to bring their online tools and 3D Printing service to life. The campaign has been funded and the team are now unlocking Stretch Goals.
Stretch Goals // Dragon's Forge Miniatures
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As it stands, the team and those funding the campaign have unlocked the monks and their various options and accessories. They have also unlocked the addition of 54mm miniatures to their service at launch which is pretty neat for those who want to print off some new painting projects for display.
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More Stretch Goals are close and they will unlock harlequins, barbarians, thieves and more. I was particularly drawn to the alternative option for Thrax Paintmaster and the 5th Edition compatible adventure written by Gav Thorpe.
Pledge Options
For those who missed out on what the campaign is all about, here is a little bit of a rundown on it all.
The Process // Dragon's Forge Miniatures
The idea behind Dragon's Forge Miniatures is that they take bespoke figures and then give you options that have been specifically crafted to match that particular character. So, unlike other services which build up a miniature from the ground up, this has been designed by sculptors to give you lots of dynamic items, effects, weapons and accessories which won't clip through the figure and fit the design nicely.
Pledge Options // Dragon's Forge Miniatures
There are lots of different options for you to choose from which will allow you to get access to different miniatures, ingots (which are used to buy files and print miniatures) and more.
3D Printed Examples
If you're interested in how the actual prints come out you can see some of the test prints below...
Standard Prints // Dragon's Forge Miniatures
Premium Quality Prints // Dragon's Forge Miniatures
Master Quality Prints // Dragon's Forge Miniatures
They all look rather nice and from what they've announced on their Kickstarter, the 3D Printers are all fired up and ready to start printing miniatures later this year. They've already been teasing more miniatures that will be popping up in November. They are also working towards a Patreon too!
Are you going to be checking out this Kickstarter?
"...the 3D Printers are all fired up and ready to start printing miniatures later this year"
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Judging by the list of stretch goals I feel like their initial goal was set very low intentionally… and maybe to low. If that doesn’t pick up speed I can’t see them develop a tool for that “little” money…
They look fantastic figures is that Moses 2.0?
Those look really good.