3D designs 

I started designing 3D models in high school, making use of old CAD software in my free time for no reason than the joy of creation. Upon receiving my first 3D printer in 2016 I took to creating my own models for use with 3D printers using a number of programs, the predominant ones being 123D and tinkercad. After becoming more competent in 3D modeling I started working in resin printing, designing game figures for my prototype game designs.  

1/72 Apex figure

I've been working on the rules for my Iron Dragoons system for a few years now on and off, but it has come to the point where there isn't a lot left for me to make for it. As such I decided to make one of the main designs, the Apex and make it a large scale articulated figure. 

At around 5" tall the Apex figure is twice the size of the standard figures, being a 1/72 scale model, and features a considerable amount of articulation. Im also very pleased by how successful the interchangeable weapon system has worked, and should I design any other figures their arms, legs and torso should be able to be interchanged. 

This model is available to order via etsy: 
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/725179388/172-scale-apex-arms-figure

Machine Cult Transporter

I've been a fan of Warhammer 40k for most of my life, and Ive move from army to army for many years but I have currently settled on the Adeptus Mechanicus for now. As much as I enjoy playing the army they are missing one vital piece of wargear, a transport, and thats where this design comes in. 

measuring around six inches long and being nearly as wide, the transporter is designed to look rough and tumble, but still have a strange esoteric nature to its mechanics, like the lack of a cockpit window, the strange Admech antenna, and the gun that probably shoots lightning. 

Link to model on pinshape: https://pinshape.com/items/37946-3d-printed-machine-cult-transporter-wargaming-vehicle

Action Figures

These were one of the first projects I started on when I got my 3D printer. these action figures where designed to be posable despite their small size. These figures scale to the size of the smaller star wars figures (3 and 3/4 inches).

I hope to create more of these designs in the future, probably revising the articulation and designs, making use of other sculpting tools. 

Transformers Upgrades

when the transformers Combiner Wars line where first released there was one thing I knew I had to do, design some better hands and feet for the gestalts. After tinkering with the design and tolerance for a few months I managed to design a set that worked well with my equipment and started to sell the result on etsy.