Dwarf Wizard - The staff is thin printing him upright so other orientations might be needed or to thicken up the staff.
Chonky and regular variants of the dwarf artificers - I sliced the hand off of the normal one by accident while removing supports (luckily didn't cut my hand this time!) - I would print without the baseplate so that it's easier to remove the supports from behind them (but not necessary as most of that is hidden). This definitely makes me think that the space behind capes should always be sealed up (or capes removed from models).
Chonky and regular versions of the Warriors here. The female model is definitely tricky to clean up due to her spiked mace. My plan is to glue it back on but in a future iteration it might be better to thicken it up - should be fine for resin. The male's hammer would have been fine but I messed it up - again another clean cut so I can glue it back.
Overall I would print these without the baseplate for better cleanup but they still turned out ok! (edited)
Dwarf Wizard - The staff is thin printing him upright so other orientations might be needed or to thicken up the staff.
Chonky and regular variants of the dwarf artificers - I sliced the hand off of the normal one by accident while removing supports (luckily didn't cut my hand this time!) - I would print without the baseplate so that it's easier to remove the supports from behind them (but not necessary as most of that is hidden). This definitely makes me think that the space behind capes should always be sealed up (or capes removed from models).
Chonky and regular versions of the Warriors here. The female model is definitely tricky to clean up due to her spiked mace. My plan is to glue it back on but in a future iteration it might be better to thicken it up - should be fine for resin. The male's hammer would have been fine but I messed it up - again another clean cut so I can glue it back.
Overall I would print these without the baseplate for better cleanup but they still turned out ok! (edited)