Ye Olde Inn

Hi Everyone,

I am new to the forums here so not sure if anyone has posted this. I was looking for some good quality stl files for the elf quest pack. I have been on thingiverse and really haven't found good elf quest pack files.

Look at this

https://springer3dscans.wordpress.com/2 ... he-mirror/

Thats the one i used for resin cast the results were amazing good luck

I have no modeling skill but was wondering if anyone here who does and would be able to make a rat swarm hero quest mini? Maybe just take something like this and put it on an HQ base? Maybe gav_el or phoenixcinder?

I don't know if anyone posted this earlier, but I recently found this guy in England who prints cool 3d minis.
I especially like the zombie dwarves en dead dwarves. I have been looking for models like this for the four dead dwarf-lords in Kellar's Dungeons.
Check it out: https://www.etsy.com/nl/shop/RPGPrints

Zombie dwarves: https://www.etsy.com/nl/listing/771442158/zombie-dwerg-ideaal-voor-dungeons-en?ref=shop_home_active_32
Dead dwarves: https://www.etsy.com/nl/listing/7669539 ... _active_69

Replacing that base with the square Heroquest one would be fairly simple in Tinkercad, assuming the polygon count isn't breached. You don't need skills, you'd just be moving a couple of blocks around.

Thingiverse.com
Do a search for Heroquest and Hero Quest.
All the furniture, heroes, man at arms, monsters, and even combat dice are available for free download.
There are even a few variant monsters and a figure for Sir Ragnar in chains.

Since yesterday evening I have a resin printer. Now I want the models from the elf quest pack

Those minis on that page look quite fuzzy to me. Don't know if it is the original sculpt or just the stl

Mortanius wrote:Thingiverse.com
Do a search for Heroquest and Hero Quest.
All the furniture, heroes, man at arms, monsters, and even combat dice are available for free download.
There are even a few variant monsters and a figure for Sir Ragnar in chains.

I am currently printing these and they turn out surprisingly well.

What kind of printer do you use?

Anderas wrote:Since yesterday evening I have a resin printer.

I'm a bit jealous...