All DnD Races and Classes, part 10 (supportless)

All DnD Races and Classes, part 10 Thank you to everyone who has been following along and supporting this series so far! The response to the first wave of dwarves was fantastic, so I was eager to continue expanding the collection. This time, three very different dwarven adventurers are joining the lineup: a Barbarian, a Bard, and a Monk. While the Barbarian charges headlong into danger wielding an enormous double-headed axe, the Bard brings a lighter touch with his bagpipes and trusty keg of ale. The Monk rounds out the trio, relying on discipline and determination rather than armor and steel. As with the previous releases, a big part of the challenge has been creating characters with distinct personalities, plenty of detail, and interesting silhouettes while still ensuring that everything can be printed completely without supports. Dwarves continue to be great fun to design thanks to their stockier proportions, and I’m really happy with how these three turned out: Dwarf Male Barbarian Dwarf Male Bard Dwarf Male Monk I can’t wait to see what you do with these guys! Whether it's your prints, paint jobs, or seeing them in action at the table, please keep sharing your makes. It’s honestly one of my favorite parts of releasing these models.   All miniatures are designed in standard 28–32 mm (heroic) scale. They are carefully optimized for support-free printing while maintaining a high level of detail, making them easy to print and without the need for extensive clean-up.    All models are thoroughly tested in different sizes and with different nozzles. The sample models are always printed in Bambu Lab PLA Basic, even though there are other filaments more fitting for miniatures. This is to make sure the model holds up with most filaments and nozzles. I really hope you enjoy it as much as we did!   Tips: For a higher level of detail even with 0.4mm nozzle, you can activate “Variable Layer Height” for each model.    In this sub-menu, you can choose to scale quality over speed and select a smoother finish. Maxing it for smoothness add some time to the printing process, but is usually well worth it.  Boost MeYour support would be much appreciated! Thanks :)keletal Warband (supportless army pack) - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld Necromancers and Constructs (supportless pack) - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld Slatescale Worms (supportless creature pack) - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld