thank you for the link.
I've nothing needed to be casted at the moment, but its good to have
this in the vendor list.

thanks!
Mike Fitz
www.3dartz.com

Wow, $40 for a print and brass master?

Guess I'll have to chat him up.

Just remember that his pricing structure isn't set in stone yet and it may be more. He's still figuring out his sweet spot to be affordable, but yet still turn a profit.

Here's the picture of the investment casting.





I'm really excited at the results. The detail looks to be well preserved.

Thanks for looking.

That's great! What is a brass master? Is it used to make a mold to mass produce the model using another material? What will the finished game pieces be made of?

Ed

It is a great result Phil!

Just the right amount of starting detail for that sized piece, and like you say it has been well preserved.

Did you end up doing any other prep work on the rapid prototype piece like sanding etc... ?

- Michael

Thanks guys.

The printer is actually doing all the cleanup and prep work. So I will just receive a clean piece.

One down...15 to go.

Hi Phil,

That's come out great, Well done!!
I'm assuming that you'll be doing a Silicone mould from the Brass Master?

regards Colin

Yes, that's the goal. We'll then mass produce them out of a pewter and sell them for use with the game or just for hobby of painting the miniatures.

Damn that's a nice part.

My latest batch of prints suck, so much for "Polyjet" being highres, it may have lots of layers, but all the detail is mush.

I can't wait to buy some pewter ones!

- Michael

That is awesome Phil, great detail in the investment casting given the small scale. Congrats...I love the Buck Rogerish style.
David