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Resin 3D printing and truescale

Hello fellow hobbyists!

The best thing when having your very own 3D printer is: You can have all the shits which isn’t available in the stores! So what else to print first than FINALLY some truescale Warhammer 40k Terminators?

Not only do they look fucking BIG to their oldmarine comrades, no, they even look pretty impressive next to Primaris Marines.

The STL files for those truescale Terminators originate from the user Kodopitharos on cults3d.com. His creation is called Exolothreftes Truescale and can be bought for 5 Euros here:

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/exolothreftes-truescale

It includes many weapon options as Energy Claws, Stormshield + Hammer, the standard Terminator loadout with Power Fist and Stormbolter and some Heavy Weapons.

If you ask yourself: Why does this squad only have 3 Terminators in it? Did two already die? No no no.. Terminators don’t die so fast! I just use this miniatures as Grimdark Future Destroyers and there they come as squads of 3. ;P

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