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Yeah loving that aggressive pose, slash you in the goolies and shoot you in the chest!

I like the Vambraces painted up as leather, that's really has left me with a wow, that works so well.

I've had both ends of the spectrum with Etsy sellers, one who would not print even though I owned the files (Primal Hounds) and another who actually did some customization on a business licensed design, removed axe heads, added pin holes which I don't think they're allowed to do. Just got to ping them and see what they say. I would imagine the biggest fear for a seller is someone might be trying to trick them into breaking their business license to get them shut down.

Yeah check what they can do, sometimes they may not print if they don't own the files, you know because of private vs business usage and even though it maybe a one off print for you, it's still business usage.

Ah sorry dude, not had any experience of US 3D print companies. Maybe worth a question on the generic forums to see who has used people more local to you?

You can always just bling your dreds, here's one I did a few years back, he was never meant to be Bjorn, but there is a lot of nice flat plates to work with on the Redemptor.

I agree the Levithan is more rounded. One option might be to make some green-stuff moulds from the Panels you want and before they're full cure, superglue them to the Levithan, this should allow you to create a bit of a curve that might be enough. Or take a mould just of the detail from the panels and use that so it's more like a raised details you get on a shoulder pad.

Don't mind at all and damn my boy looks good! And agreed it's good fun, but I have friends who are digital artists and have been seeing their work ripped off by AI for a number of years without any recognition or payment.

I would not be surprised if it was a paddle you use to get pizzas out of an oven with!

Copilot has it in for me, I tried a different Space Wolf and it created this!

Speak to Dragoon Gaming https://dragoongaming.co.uk/ They have done some custom work for me and prints are amazing quality and they should be pretty switched on about licensing and what they can/can't print. Also checkout https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/CTMiniaturesUK They have also done custom work for me and even adjusted some designs (removed hands from axes, removed axe-heads from handles and added holes to accommodate pinning). I would say Dragoon print at a higher definition, they have up-scaled weapons to JoyToy size and the print quality was stunning.

Whatever one you get, practice on some spare plastic so you get used to the speed and also be aware that as others have said it can melt the plastic, so do short contacts with the tip so you don't overheat and melt the plastic, if you do the tip gets coated in plastic goo that goes hard pretty quick.

This is the one I got 5+ years ago for about £20, I use it all the time

In my experience you don't need super fast. I have a plug in one and I tend to use it on setting 1 of 5, I also have a rechargeable one that is like a pen and that is just fine for small detail work. Go for one that has variable speed and a lot of attachments and try and get something as small as possible so it's easy to use - also you don't need Dremel branded, the cheap ones are fine enough around the £20 mark.

Well Copilot did a cracking job with my mini when I asked for GrimDark!