Thantos wrote:Some prototypes
Well, for start let me say that I like the looks of your stuff very much. Also, you seem to have a good eye for what players truly need - doors, bases, even the potions - this is basic stuff, coming in much more handy than the 9999th impressive looking exotic monster. And it is very well done, too.
From the pictures I can tell you model these beauties in the computer and then print them out via rapid prototyping. As you may have noticed, I'm doing a very similar thing. I have to say, the printed prototype bottles on the photo look very good, the level of detail and the smoothnes of the surface is better than most of what I got so far. Of course this may be due to the relative simple form of this special model as compared to skeleton figures, which are my main field of work so far. But still, I think there's something I can learn from you. So first, let me ask, do you own a 3D printer yourself (and, if yes, which model), or do you let print your models by a company (and, if yes, which one)?
Im now using a home brew SLA printer similar to the 3DLP printer by robot factory. Ive been interested in 3D printing for a long time (im doing a BSc degree research project on 3D additive manufacture this year too) and love to tinker with resin an mechanics, while applying this to miniatures. Some of the more complex parts i send to a contact at product design company to sneak onto their silly expensive Objet Eden. I offer a prototyping service on the site if you are interested 
