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Edit on 2021-10-10 :

You can now download the STL file if you want to see the 3D model or print it:
sta.sh/01rltpocv1pf

On this montage, you can see :

- the 3D model in Blender
- 3 different minis of Marina (printed with the same printer) : the old model I made some years ago (based on Genesis 3), the more recent version (based on Genesis 8.1) and an intermediate version I made to check her body was well printed
- an exemple of battle with most of minis I printed (almost all of them are STL files I purchased on CGTrader plus She-Ra on Swiftwind by Archon Studio)

Please zoom to see more details.

I didn't talk much about my recent 3D prints. I bought a Elegoo Mars Pro MSLA (resin) 3D printer last year. Unfortunately, I wasn't successful at first and I had to learn how to use the printer and how to fix 3D print errors before to print my first successful mini for tabletop RPGs.

I tried again this summer (August and September 2021) and I printed more than 20 minis (I had to retry 2 or even 3 times for some of them). Now that I'm more used to do it, I finally modeled a new version of Marina in another outfit and pose, and succeeded to print it

My previous mini was less detailed because it was printed using Sculpteo service (material, print method, wall thickness and other parameters are not the same) :

This time, to speed up the process, I created morphs in Blender to enlarge too small parts (mouth, nose, eyes, ears, eyebrows, pubic hair, fingers, etc...), I recreated larger versions of other items she's wearing (armbands, boots and belt) and I was able to pose the mini directly in DAZ Studio with the newly created morphs. I couldn't do the same for her hair and tunic because they need to be simulated before to be enlarged. Then in Blender, I added thickness to hair and tunic using Solidify Modifier, added a base and exported everything in STL format.

I plan to create a tutorial to show all steps from modeling to final 3D printed version with all intermediate steps.

Software : DAZ Studio, Marvelous Designer, Blender and GIMP

Credits :

Marina

- Body : Kimm for Babina 8 by Jessaii, Myrina for Gia 8 by Fred Winkler Art, Hinkypunk and Sabby, and Gia 8
- HD Morph : Gia 8 HD Add-On
- Head : Lieutenant Parker by Marcius
- Hair : dForce Classic Long Wavy Hair by Linday
- Eyebrows : Oh My Brows by RedzStudio
- Tunic, armbands, boots and belt : Made by me (Kervala)
- Pose : Made by me (Kervala)
- Background : Conan board game by Monolith

Creator :

Photographer :

Description
Edit on 2021-10-10 :

You can now download the STL file if you want to see the 3D model or print it:
sta.sh/01rltpocv1pf

On this montage, you can see :

- the 3D model in Blender
- 3 different minis of Marina (printed with the same printer) : the old model I made some years ago (based on Genesis 3), the more recent version (based on Genesis 8.1) and an intermediate version I made to check her body was well printed
- an exemple of battle with most of minis I printed (almost all of them are STL files I purchased on CGTrader plus She-Ra on Swiftwind by Archon Studio)

Please zoom to see more details.

I didn't talk much about my recent 3D prints. I bought a Elegoo Mars Pro MSLA (resin) 3D printer last year. Unfortunately, I wasn't successful at first and I had to learn how to use the printer and how to fix 3D print errors before to print my first successful mini for tabletop RPGs.

I tried again this summer (August and September 2021) and I printed more than 20 minis (I had to retry 2 or even 3 times for some of them). Now that I'm more used to do it, I finally modeled a new version of Marina in another outfit and pose, and succeeded to print it

My previous mini was less detailed because it was printed using Sculpteo service (material, print method, wall thickness and other parameters are not the same) :

This time, to speed up the process, I created morphs in Blender to enlarge too small parts (mouth, nose, eyes, ears, eyebrows, pubic hair, fingers, etc...), I recreated larger versions of other items she's wearing (armbands, boots and belt) and I was able to pose the mini directly in DAZ Studio with the newly created morphs. I couldn't do the same for her hair and tunic because they need to be simulated before to be enlarged. Then in Blender, I added thickness to hair and tunic using Solidify Modifier, added a base and exported everything in STL format.

I plan to create a tutorial to show all steps from modeling to final 3D printed version with all intermediate steps.

Software : DAZ Studio, Marvelous Designer, Blender and GIMP

Credits :

Marina

- Body : Kimm for Babina 8 by Jessaii, Myrina for Gia 8 by Fred Winkler Art, Hinkypunk and Sabby, and Gia 8
- HD Morph : Gia 8 HD Add-On
- Head : Lieutenant Parker by Marcius
- Hair : dForce Classic Long Wavy Hair by Linday
- Eyebrows : Oh My Brows by RedzStudio
- Tunic, armbands, boots and belt : Made by me (Kervala)
- Pose : Made by me (Kervala)
- Background : Conan board game by Monolith

Creator :

Photographer :