Refining the sceneries side of the Patreon! Need your help!

Smaller items that can be manually placed into a closed hand is what I need. Potions, fishing rods, cooking utensils, instruments... Something that can EITHER be put in a hand and printed or placed on someone's back and printed. I want props for days!

Joshua Grandt

Props that can be kit bashed!!!

Joshua Grandt

I voted for scatter and small to medium props. Having a resin printer the larger stuff is less likely to get printed. Love your work.

Michael Brown

Beside the bases, the rest is a bit all over the place though haha! And giving the votes, it wouldn't change too much I believe! I'll just refine, and maybe try to not listen to ALL suggestions, and focus a bit more to provide more quality! I'll see for Prison how it goes!

I voted for all because I like the whole package you do. I only sub you and one other because of the variety you deliver with such great quality. I’ll be bummed to see the structure change although I’m sure it will still be good

Christopher O'Neill

Ahh tricky one! I actually wanted to stop doing OpenLock stuff that are outside the official OL grid (like the church this month..), as the ''thinking'' part took too much time, rather than using the official grid and just sculpt on it. So doing a special OL resin serie would require quite a few moment of thinking.

This. Exactly this.

This was an easy vote for me. Small details and medium scatter. I like the tile things you do but there are so many different tile sets out there. I feel like if you throw a tile set in every now and then that’s cool but I’m definitely after the other stuff.

Brandon Erga

Completely agree with Matthew your way of sculpting is one of my preferred... In any case large or medium are good.

I have a resin printer(Anycubic Photon) and even though it's great to have small scatter to print it would be nice to have thin tiles sets too. Thinner wall and floor grids are still very easy to print with resin if they aren't too bulky.

Pistachio Pete

This. I loved printing and painting the ruins from the Vampires.

Wes Cargill

Love lots of small to medium items I can do on my resin printer. solid themes and no support models are great.

Silverbeam Creations

I’m everytime less inclined to print larger house for days...i preffer more small pieces to add flavour to a table... 15 hours print top... 3-5 perfect...

Antonio Miguel Martorell Ferriol

Bases won't leave, they were a community goal, they are here to stay!

Keep the bases coming. I've found a real need for them. I'd like more Trees, Fences, Roads, etc. Specific scenery like Pots are situational for me, but when I need them they are golden. Animals would be welcome as either scenery (pigs) or characters like War Dogs. The camels were nice. I have a current need for War Elephants thanks to SAGA: Age of Hannibal.

I also didn't bother voting. I am here to see what you create. Seems to me when you do what you want to do your work is great. Why shoe horn you into what I want, instead of what inspires you.

Matthew 12 Monkeys

You have done a lot of great scenery props/scatter furniture. Your latest work on the OpenLock set is fantastic. I am here for the personality that exudes off your sets like Witch Hunters, Itinerant Band, Gothic Tales, Explorers, Camp etc. While I think that open lock structure you just did is top notch, medium scatter that supplements the character of those kinds of sets to me is what makes your channel.

Matthew 12 Monkeys

I like the idea of set-piece "scenes" - whatever scale that comes under. Things like "the bakery", "the stable", "the guardpost" etc... All that works for me.

Antar Howarth

I voted twice...first for the scatter and second for the larger pieces. I would leave the decision to you to decide which you're going to make on month to month basis. Some months may be better served by one, the other or both. I'd wouldn't suggest OpenLock. By using a proprietary system like OpenLock, you are eliminating your patrons who don't use it. Just my thoughts.

Wes Cargill