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June Preview 2
🕑 Added 2022-05-24 00:32:52 +0000 UTCWe have a quick update for June!, A lot more test prints on the bed. Lets dive in!
Rest of Gong Works. We have the rest of the gong works stuff. Everything is both resin and FDM printable, including the cesspit in our first preview!. We have a peasant toilet, bucket of leaves, public bathroom, and a dumping station where people can empty their personal night buckets. It can also double as a urine fermentation area.
Narrow Wooden Mine Tracks and Wooden Carts. To the best of my knowledge these will be the first wooden tracks to be released by anyone. They include a mine cart and flat-bed cart. You can link as many as you want. There is a front car to hitch the horse, ox. or generic hitch can attach to your pewters. Metal railroad tracks and mining tracks are a 19th century thing. Before that people had wood tracks that really acted more like guides. Mining carts were pushed by man power or beasts or burden. The rail sections attach with the dovetail clip I used on the low-profile road I released back in winter. They are the length of the scaffolding road sections I released in February and contains 8 or 9 mirrorable sections. In terms of printablility, tracks and carts are both support-free FDM or pre supported resin printable. Horse and Ox are set up for resin. Tracks make a lot more sense as FDM prints. carts are easier to resin print but look fine in either.
Wine Press. I finished up a wine press to go with the cheese. There is a barrel to catch the juice as well!.
Things left to do. I don't want to add too much as I have a chance to not over promise for the first time in months. Anyways, I have those notice boards to finish, a couple wine and cheese tables. I also have an FDM aqueduct add-on for the scaffolding system and some details left on the bucket wheels I previewed in the first preview for june . Thanks for your support and for checking out the updates. Be sure to vote on the library poll if you are a member! Lastly we have been working on posting regular on instagram and have got that going pretty good. Be sure to join us over there if you like daily updates and news.
Comments
B. Griffith
I see an ox. ππ
Thanks a bunch for the video! A lot of great info and footage. Especially for folks who want to know how to paint them up:)
Looking great! If you're interested, here is a link with some info on cheese aging. The linked video is in Italian but you can still see the process. http://medievalcheese.blogspot.com/2011/08/methods-of-preserving-cheese.html
