.stl Files?

I distribute my designs on CGTrader and Wargaming3D. Most of them are paid, but the simpler designs and some sample models are free. You are welcome to work with those.

My CGTrader inventory is sightly out of date and my Wargaming3D inventory is slightly incomplete and does not yet include any of my free offerings. This is due to the fact that I recently upgraded my printer and have been calibrating it and working on printing proofs of my updated designs which I did recently. Keep an eye out for those to be trickling in to both sites over the coming weeks. 

Are you sure about that?



All of my models are designed for and tested on an FDM printer. It's my goal to get the entire WaS line available for FDM printing, but that will take quite some time. I'm about 200 models in right now.

Thank you. I'm also using a Prusa with a .4 nozzle.

I'd argue that in some cases, the detail is better than the WaS originals, and a lot of it has to do with my design philosophy so where it's lacking it's usually because I choose not to include the detail in the design because of style choice. Some of my design choices end up with nicer detail than war at sea, particularly when it comes to the commons like with destroyer guns, which were always an annoyance for me. Right now I only have one WaS original to compare to, the USS Massachusetts. I have an old picture, my profile picture, comparison but I have since updated the design with more detail so I'll post this weekend with a current comparison between my design and War at Sea style.

I've been playing around with my printer settings to get better detail. Got a bit of blobbing on the mast right now that I gotta tackle. 

I used to run at .08 but when I switched to Prusa, I started using .1 layer height There isn't too much difference. I'm planning on experimenting with .05 this weekend.

If you have access to custom supports, I recommend putting them under only the guns and for a choice few ships the cranes. Otherwise just set the support angle really high such as at 75 degrees. Very few remaining parts of the ship need supports.

Good luck and let me know how it goes!

Hey I printed out most of the free ships you have and I must say, they came out pretty darn awesome, I stand corrected sir!