Goblin Standard Bearer - Classic D&D Monsters

I am just a Hobbyist. I 3D print organic models for fun. Started with an A1 Mini about 3 years ago and just have not looked back. The models that I create are AI Generative assist. I am learning blender but get a functional foundation from AI to then clean up and reshape in Blender. All Models from me are test printed multiple times with different filament. I try not to use the meta or most expensive filament for test prints. All photos from me will be as is, no paint, no primer, just removed supports and took the pics. If there is excessive wispy stringing, I may hit it with a heat gun to clean that up, but everything is photographed as it comes off the printer.

For additional examples of prints I have done (not my models) see Odd_Zone5925 on Reddit. I have printed everything under the sun; from funtional parts in a mechanical setting to DnD minis and dragons, masks, signs, Hueforges, lamps, etc. If there is a way, I print it. I really love the hobby and just want to toss a few things out to the community that I made myself. Cheers to everyone!
 

Goblin Standard Bearers

Two models, each with a different flag of their faction. The first bears the Goblin King's own personal flag, and the other represents the Twilight Meadow Goblins, a group that has found peace with the local villages and even started to trade with them. The invasion of the Goblin King ushers in distaster for everyone involved. For the locals, he represents a great danger, and for the Twilight Meadow Goblins that have finally found peace, he will surely spike distrust against their kind and being caught up in his wake is all but assured. What will you do??

These models are well supported but have delicate parts. Take care and go slow, using the correct tools, to remove the support around the standard. The King's Banner is on a very thick and sturdy pole, but the poor Twilight Goblins are hoisting it on a smaller frame. I test printed these multiple times before releasing. Scaled them up and down, as shown with the Twilight Goblin larger and smaller size. They print well with the settings I have (that are specifically made for the most people to have the most success) but the models can be run on much higher and more defined settings to capture the detail better.

 

Just want to end on one note. The models that you find here are set in very specific print profile settings. These are incredibly clean print profiles designed to do well with the models being shown. You are more than welcome to use these print profiles to print other models.

To use a print profile on another model of your choice:

• Open the 3mf that you want to use.
• add a plate, and open a new model as geometry only on the new plate. It will automatically apply the same settings from the project to that model. 
• Slice the model to ensure there are no conflicts or non-manifold errors.
• Print!
• You can also save these settings in your user presets to use in the future without the hoops.