What do you need to know about hero forge?

What do you need to know about hero forge?

Hero Forge is a website where you can design and fully customize a miniature to create exactly what you want. They’ll 3D print it and ship it to you! Perfect for when you can’t find a mini that reflects the tabletop game character that you want to create!

How much does a hero forge mini cost?

How much does a Hero Forge mini cost? How much your Hero Forge mini costs depends on the material you choose to get it printed on. At the time of writing, there are five different options. Plastic – $19.99 – Printed with 100 micron layer resolution.

Where do Shapeways and hero forge work together?

Hero Forge is the design application and ShapeWays are the printers. They have printing facilities in Long Island City and The Netherlands so will likely ship from the closest one. If you want to learn more about how Hero Forge and ShapeWays work together, see this blog post by Joshua Bennet, a Co-Founder of Hero Forge.

Do you have to Polish a hero forge figure?

Cast figures must be polished after manufacturing. As a result, some interior or recessed detail may be difficult to reach and can have slightly lower fidelity or smoothness than exterior detail. In addition to physical miniatures, Hero Forge® also offers digital .stl print file distribution.

Approval to use Hero Forge® assets on your show/channel A donation to your charity or event What is your Question About? What is Hero Forge®? Hero Forge® is a platform which lets you design and order custom tabletop miniatures and statuettes.

Is there any warranty on a hero forge mini?

We have shared our experiences and impressions about the materials, but note that HERO FORGE® does not give any warranty about the models and does not guarantee that the model will be fit for any particular purposes. Still need help? Can I paint my mini?

Is the plastic on hero forge miniatures rigid?

The plastic is rigid, though fine wire-like details should be handled with care. Our Plastic miniatures may have small rough spots, nubs, or scoring where the support sprues have been removed, and some faint layer lines. This can result in some inconsistencies in the overall finish.