If you don’t have a 3D model of a figure you want to turn into a mini, try searching for one. Design Your Mini Selecting Models for the Mini At the end of the post I also provide links to some of my other miniatures. You can create your own models if you are so skilled (I’m not), or do what I did and find someone else’s models to work with on Thingiverse or another repository. I’m a big Doctor Who fan, so I chose a character from that universe for this example miniature. mix files and tweak them for your needs, and then export. I’ll explain the basics of the tools, show examples, and provide links for the resulting 3D models. Then you’ll import that base and two other 3D models in Meshmixer and combine them all into a printable miniature. In this skill builder, you will learn how to create a simple beveled mini base in OpenSCAD. This skill builder will show you how to take existing 3D models, combine and add them to a base and scale it to the size you want for your purposes. Whatever your desire or interest, if you’ve ever wanted to create your own mini, you can do so pretty easily with a 3D printer and some modeling tools.
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