70+ Free Unofficial 3D Printable Minis Specifically for Pathfinder


Pathfinder Second Edition General Discussion


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Armoured Up Minis is proud to present our very first Patreon.

Each month we'll release 40-50 highly detailed 3D printable files based on the most recent Pathfinder AP. Roughly half of the creatures in an AP are from general sources - Bestiary, GMG etc. and half are new/variant ones found in that AP. So even if you don't play the AP, you'll still be able to use most of the files we produce.

We also have our Welcome Pack available 'Kingmaker Pt1'. This set contains 37 files from the initial stages of the Kingmaker campaign including all of the companions.

While unsupported versions will of course be available for free (link below) these models require a huge amount of effort to make, support and test. As such, we would greatly appreciate any support you can spare.

By subscribing to our Patreon (currently £8/$10 for the early bird) you'll get access to the supported files that we make, saving you valuable time in your inevitable rush to get these amazing files to your printer. You'll also be able to access our WIP screenshots so you can give us your feedback and suggestions to help us improve.

Anything you can do to help us either financially or through liking/sharing etc is most appreciated and we look forward to sharing our future work with you.

If you would like to look through our Patreon click here:
https://www.patreon.com/ArmouredUpMinis

If you would like to see HD versions of our renders or download the free files please click here:
https://mega.nz/folder/8DIjEIBZ#uFH29E_qEcft4uuCaQeoDQ

For more information please visit our patreon or our facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091798487379

Grand Lodge

Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Adventure Path, Starfinder Roleplaying Game, Starfinder Society Subscriber

These are amazing! Hope to see more.


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Well I was gonna say this is cool but not usable for me as I didn't plan to get into 3D printing anytime soon because of all my other hobbies.

Than my Dad told me to check to make sure the Amazon early birthday present he sent arrived ok and opened up a new Ender-3 Neo so it looks like I am diving into 3D printed tabletop.


Nicolas Paradise wrote:

Well I was gonna say this is cool but not usable for me as I didn't plan to get into 3D printing anytime soon because of all my other hobbies.

Than my Dad told me to check to make sure the Amazon early birthday present he sent arrived ok and opened up a new Ender-3 Neo so it looks like I am diving into 3D printed tabletop.

Hi Nicolas, welcome to the 3D printing hobby! It's a lot of fun and I hope you enjoy it.

That said, the miniatures that we make, and the supports we supply with the patreon are aimed at resin printers rather than FDM printers. While I imagine many of our minis can be printed out using FDM printers they won't have the same level of detail, and the supports that we make for them won't be of any use to you. Using Cura auto supports will almost certainly work well however. As such, I'd recommend you try them out using our free files
https://mega.nz/folder/8DIjEIBZ#uFH29E_qEcft4uuCaQeoDQ

before pledging any money on Patreon or MMF.

Best wishes,
Stephen.

Grand Lodge

Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Adventure Path, Starfinder Roleplaying Game, Starfinder Society Subscriber
Nicolas Paradise wrote:

Well I was gonna say this is cool but not usable for me as I didn't plan to get into 3D printing anytime soon because of all my other hobbies.

Than my Dad told me to check to make sure the Amazon early birthday present he sent arrived ok and opened up a new Ender-3 Neo so it looks like I am diving into 3D printed tabletop.

Armored up minis already spoke to this, but I wanted to mention that resin 3d printing is just as easy if not easier than FDM printing with your ender 3 neo, and the resin goes a long way when printing something the size of a miniature.

Check out the Creality Halot for an inexpensive option around $150, or the Elegoo Mars 3 Pro for a major upgrade at around $200 if you shop around. Be sure to add in some way to wash your prints as well. A pickle container (about $10 on amazon) and some 90% rubbing alcohol will get you started well.

If you have any questions feel free to reach out to me via PM and I would be happy to help.


Pathfinder Adventure, Adventure Path, Starfinder Adventure Path Subscriber

Always love to see other 3D modellers make Pathfinder stuff. Keep it up!

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