From the 3D printer is the Rampage Gothic Pulpit. Its a two part model with independent stairs so the exact layout of them is very flexible. It's currently occupied by one of the insidious Lust Elves from Raging Heroes and Sister Veridyan looks set to shift the errant elf.
The Pulpit is intended for one of the Space Papess models but she's currently unprepared to assume her spot... Honestly the one I have mostly constructed is already on a large scenic base so I'll have to build a second mounted on a 25mm base so she'll fit in it!
I've gotten some questions about print times for various models and, I confess, I hadn't made any notes about that. In future I'll be sure to include print times as part of the basic description on the 3D printed items.
That said... I *think it took about 3 hours for each section for a total of six hours. I'll make another one eventually and verify that.
Some of the fine detail was a challenge for the Snapmaker and, while it painted up reasonably well, there was a lot of detail... particularly on the pulpit tower... that was just a but too shallow or indistinct for my liking. The design elements on the stairs were larger and, generally speaking, more coarse so they printed up cleanly with no issues.
I knocked out the scenery pack for The Order of Vampire Hunters... only to discover moments later that many of these scenery elements, as well as some of the Vampire "Trash Mobs" also occur in the Kickstarter Exclusives box.
/facepalm
I usually try to paint all models of a similar type as a set so I don't have to try to match them later. It just helps to make all the models look like they belong together. Oh well... next workbench KS Exclusives .... yay!
A view of the various terrain parts with an unpainted Vampire Hunter for scale.
The full contents of the scenery pack. The Kickstarter exclusives pack has a couple of extra box/barrel stacks and a couple of collapsed ceiling markers so it'll add a fair bit of terrain to this package.
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