The final model post for June is this one – a trio of 3D prints with a slight difference. These three models from left to right are “Authority Field Commander” from Skullforge, “Authority Old Captain” from Black Remnant and “Muddy Officer” from Skullforge.
The interesting thing about these three is that I printed them myself on Flippy. Flippy, as many of you will know is a Bambulab A1 – an FDM, or a filament 3D printer. Not a resin printer. Now, when you click the image for the zoomed-in version, you’ll see the layer lines for sure. They also have little flaws in locations like their cap brims, chins and hands, which I’ve done my best to hide via cleanup and paint. These are not display models that will win a crystal brush, but as gaming models they’re perfectly fine and I think worked at least as well as the FDM-printed Ewoks I painted some time ago.
Authority Field Commander seems like a pretty good proxy for the Imperial Officer from the Personnel Expansion but with a bit of a “Mudtrooper” theme (though not as hard as the Muddy Officer), so that’s a proxy series of models I’ll be exploring as well.
And that’s it for June’s models. I’ll have the Round-Up posted in a couple of days and then we move onto July’s models!



Very nice mate, perfectly servicable!
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Excellent work on your proxies mate, and you can’t have too many officers with those Imps ! LOL
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That is shockingly good quality for an FDM printer. It’s making me rethink the hours I spend in resin post-processing.
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They’re excellent mate. I think your painting skills hides any minor flaws anyway.
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These look great and are a great addition to the Imperial army you’ve got going 🙂 The print lines are barely noticeable which really speaks to how far we’ve come with 3D printing.
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I like these! 🙂 I wouldn’t have guessed these were FDM prints – they look really good!
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