Last Projects of the Month! (Patreon)

I'm going to be honest with you guys. I forgot August had 31 days lol. Usually on the first of the month I make a nice gallery of the previous months work, post all over the internet then just take it easy. So last night I decided as a last hurrah I'd make some funny and unhinged models thinking these would be the first models of Sept lol

Well.. August has 31 days so whoops! Here are the last models of the month now haha:

• The Chancla Spiritual Weapon - in honor of my Puerto Rican heritage I present to you the most DEADLY of all Spiritual Weapon variants, the Chancla! It has 110% percent accuracy, ignores all cover and is truly the ultimate form of justice. My ancestors would be proud lol. Full files are in Misc Patron Requests - S - Spell Effects. It doesn't need supports in FDM. The presupported resin file is here. And as you can see above it prints pretty well! 
• The Hat Man - here's a really creepy cryptid that the internet created who apparently shows up if you took too much benadryl lol. I played around with the rendering options on Blender to get this affect but it should print well in FDM as is. I'd be careful removing the supports under the hat though as it's a little thin. For resin users the presupported file is here. Full files are in the Cryptid folder too. 

Also I took an opportunity today to work on some other projects: 

• All Ancient Metallic Dragons are now Presupported for resin - I never made these presupported before because at the time the technology nor my skillset allowed this to happen. Well printers are bigger now and I've learned how to pull this off so they're now ready for bigger resin printers. 
• Cactid from Tome of Beasts now has toothpick holes - a patron brought up a brilliant idea that the Cactid from Tome of Beasts that I made  yesterday should have holes in it for toothpicks given printing that as is would be tough for most folks unless they have tweaked out machines. So I made a version that just has little holes so you can stuff in one to three tooth picks (depending on how much you break off of course). This is a much more fun and craftier option than just the basic one from yesterday. Also using actual sand on the stand would be pretty amazing looking too. 
• Ixitachitl prints well! As you can see by the pic above the Ixitachitl standing model I made earlier this month prints very well! I'm happy it stands too though I'd still squeeze it down a little while its curing just to be sure it leans forward a bit. Its a really small print so I'm happy with the results :D 

That's all for now! August was a busy month! Thank you all for your continued support as I keep making free art for the world to enjoy and you keep a roof over my head. Stay amazing friends and onto Sept!