This is hard to answer because I am printing multiple projects at the same time on my four FDM machines so can't isolate how much time/filament this one project took. I'll guesstimate about two and a half weeks of printing on three machines and two weeks of painting (in the evenings and weekends) give or take a week.

@gaminggeek241 how many spools of fdm did it take because that also adds into the price... 89$ for files I need to print is a tad high but maybe worth it

No jaywalking in Marvel Zombies! 😅

@@gaminggeek241 Would have been funny if you would have had everyone on a cross walk. Don't want to get a ticket while fight crime/zombies!

Did you have a chance to print those files yet? I was worried the rooms were practically too small as the walls can overlay over the board.

@@gaminggeek241 I have not… I only have a resin printer for now, so all the FDM files I've bought are in case I hopefully get an FDM printer in the future… 😅 Also I don't plan to use the urban files for Marvel Zombies, but rather for potential playing superhero RPGs, probably using Marvel United miniatures, so I'm not too worried about particular scaling issues.

@@andrewwilson895 I love those chibi miniatures! Did you see they are coming out with DC United?

@@gaminggeek241 I did! I just have the X-Men wave and I'm pretty happy with that, but I wouldn't mind picking up my few DC favorites secondhand: Green Lantern, Firestorm, Teen Titans.

I'll be putting together a print list of the pre-built rooms so you can make each tile from Marvel Zombicide :)

no problem with the DR magnets balls clips on 0.4 nozzle with bambulab .. will investigate

That's a good idea. Since I'm having success on my QIDI, I'll stick with that but for those that don't have other printers, this is a great idea.

Yes, the regular ball clip magnets print fine--I think it might be because I modded it so the disc magnets will go flush against the side with the hole to maximize magnetic connection. But might have made the wall thinner than .4mm.

@@gaminggeek241 If you have a .2mm nozzle you could give it a try and make a note of it in the folder on Dragons Rest where your custom files are. I don't use it much but when I have something like that fail I throw it in just for the small part my bambu is having trouble with.

I’ve printed loads of Ian’s clips with my Bambu and rarely do I run into an issue. Are you sure you have the Detect Thin Wall option checked under the Strength tab in Bambustudio? Without it it won’t print out single line walls. That would also explain why a 0.2mm gets rid of that problem.

I have them in those big plastic storage bins with yellow lids stacked on top of each other. Also, I get rid of a lot of stuff by either giving away or donating to my FLGS.

drive.google.com/drive/folders/1H3FPoxQrPqTkMRW-TGS1l8tG7PqYr07D?usp=drive_link

It's hard to say. Remember though that this is in Australian dollars--$45K Australian is $30K USD. That's still high but stretch goals are meant to be aspirational. Also, sometimes when stretch goals aren't unlocked, creators will make them available for sale after the campaign, especially if they are already produced but not sure if that is Ian's plans.

Thanks. That would be great. I would be willing to pay if there were to be an option. @@gaminggeek241

His last Kickstarter (for his Outpost Origins SciFi set) did about $30k AUD, and he's made a name for himself with that set. It's an ambitious goal but not a crazy one.

This is the first thing I was telling myself, I would not support a copier.

Can you explain how this is different from everyone using clips for terrain? When I first got into 3D printing, Fat Dragon Games was one of the first to introduce clips for their dungeon tiles (or maybe it was Devon?) and then everyone else followed suit. Dungeon Blocks don't have modern terrain as an option. Also, isn't this what copyright laws are for? A grid to drop in blocks is so basic, it would be difficult to obtain a copyright limiting others from coming up with their own version (in the same vein as clips). As a consumer, I win when people iterate on good ideas and improve on them. All 3D printers are pretty much copied from the basic function but are different iterations with the market determining what is successful. Not trolling but wanting to honestly understand this line of thinking.

@@gaminggeek241 I am a fan of dungeon blocks, then I believe they work closely with myminifactory, and apparently patents are underway because they have a huge project behind, I don't care, then you're right we'll see :) I wanted to tell you that I really like your paintings, and your video is super nice as usual ;)

@@JessicaLawnson I backed a couple of DB's projects (and made videos too!) so fan here also. I still have a huge amount of unpainted cavern blocks in my backlog! 😂

@@gaminggeek241 Wow, a large cavern, looking forward to seeing what it will turn out to be with your painting talents