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Continue painting some of my minis...….

Thank you.

I am wondering...…. were you using a Resin Printer for this Harley?

Ok. 28 pieces? I can handle that..... I think.

!2 individual pieces ? Sure it is not 41 pieces? I was there, downloaded it, and found 41 pieces needed to print.

I think it is great! Beautiful print. Thanks for sharing.

T-Rex skeleton Not an enjoyable endeavour. 1. Did it in 100% scale,. 2. Each part took forever. 3. Some parts were hard to get printed properly, i.e. the left and right Ribs. Some of the rib pieces came out crooked or partially printed. Some just simply broke off. I had tried...

Thank you. I have heard of the term "tabletop games", but I don't really know exactly what that means. Something like an "old" bugger I saw on TV setting up British toy soldiers on one side and Napoleon French toy soldiers on the other side of a table? I printed the minis just for fun as it was...

Another one of those minis ………………..

Female Assassin....

Another Mini....

There are quite a few well versed "hobby drone" enthusiasts in this forum. They will give you in-depth info. Please wait a bit for them to come along. Good luck and have fun.

One of those miniatures....

"Hobby Drones" enthusiasts will strongly disagree with me, but I am going to say it anyway...….. 1. If you are really a "completely new-ish", You would be better off to start with what people call "toy drone" first. That's how a "newbie" learn to fly a drone. When you become competent enough...

I have had a few prints waiting to be painted. Fred Flinstone was one of them. Now here is the Super Mario...... P.S. I forget to paint a darker blue circles at the center of the eyes. Will do that later.

Mine is just a "beginner" kit version, came with small glass bottles and a can of propellant. I never learn to use it.

I am not that "skillful" to "antigue" a model. Speaking of airbrush, I bought one at least 10 years ago when I was into model car hobby. But I never use it. Too messy and to much work such as mixing the colours, cleaning up afterwards. I settled for cans of spray paints and hand paining when needed.

Ender 3 can handle 250%. But it will take too long to get one part done. Perhaps I'll give it a go at 100%.

THAT is perfect! What size did you use? 200% ?

Thank you. As a matter of fact, I do have very steady hands that could rival any 20 year-0ld. I am a Chinese Calligrapher. That requires steady hand to hold and write with a soft Chinese brush. Here is one of my art works: