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  • GamePrintGamePrint Posts: 539
    UHF said:

    RGincy... Was that Standard or Custom for the Mammoth? 

    I have 3 figures, and 2 more on the way, and I'm just starting to get my head around the issues of painting.  I'm contemplating getting a painted figure, but I can't quite understand what the differences in quality are. I assume Standard means a reasonable gradient of shading, but no freehand custom details.

    Hey UHF

    We have multiple finishes, and each varies in the amount of time invested in bringing your model to life. 

    Collectible is our top end finishing; we pretty much put the most time invested in this model. It's great if you have a model that has a lot of interact details (Tattoos, scares, shading, detailed patterns and other more complex details)

    Standard, is very for basic models that do not require a lot of detail. Models that do not need a lot of shading, or have little visible details.

    Primed, these finishes are for people who would like to paint their own models. We clean you figure, and use a primer to get it ready for hand painting. 

    Single color, this is pretty much self-explained. We clean up the model and print it in one of our main colours. 

    For more about our finishing, check out.

    https://daz3d.gameprint.net/availableFinishes

  • thistledownsnamethistledownsname Posts: 1,331
    edited February 2018

    I'm on the gameprint website and trying use the conversations box that says it replies in a few hours.  It's been over a day and no response.

    I'm really starting to get annoyed at the poor communication with your service.

     

    Called and talked to them directly.  Taken care of.

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  • RGcincyRGcincy Posts: 2,837
    UHF said:

    RGincy... Was that Standard or Custom for the Mammoth? 

    It was standard

  • GamePrintGamePrint Posts: 539
    thistledownsname said:

    I'm on the gameprint website and trying use the conversations box that says it replies in a few hours.  It's been over a day and no response.

    I'm really starting to get annoyed at the poor communication with your service.

    Hello Thisletdownsname

    I'm glad you called us, we are sorry about the delay.

    We will be updating you on Monday morning.

     

    thistledownsname said:

    I'm on the gameprint website and trying use the conversations box that says it replies in a few hours.  It's been over a day and no response.

    I'm really starting to get annoyed at the poor communication with your service.

     

    Called and talked to them directly.  Taken care of.

     

  • GrazeGraze Posts: 418
    GamePrint said:

    ;-)

    sad It's gone

  • GamePrintGamePrint Posts: 539
    Graze said:
    GamePrint said:

    ;-)

    sad It's gone

    Whats gone!

  • GamePrintGamePrint Posts: 539

    Just wanted to remind you of our promotions and specials that will end on 7th of Feb.

    Also that we are offering free shipping in February!

    https://daz3d.gameprint.net/

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  • UHFUHF Posts: 515

    So... third box arrived, and its looking really good.

     

     

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  • wsterdanwsterdan Posts: 2,379
    UHF said:

    So... third box arrived, and its looking really good.

    Wow. Just,... wow.

    — Walt Sterdan 

  • GamePrintGamePrint Posts: 539
    UHF said:

    So... third box arrived, and its looking really good.

    It's looking good! 

     

  • GrazeGraze Posts: 418
    GamePrint said:
    Graze said:
    GamePrint said:

    ;-)

    sad It's gone

    Whats gone!

    The picture GamePrint originally had up.  One that may have been slightly embarassing (or funny) if someone got caught looking at it at work.

  • UHFUHF Posts: 515

    So I ordered what will be my last for a while.  I've got some painting to do now.

    I tried to judge what would be easy ish to print and paint for a standard model. I also did a grey render to get an idea about what a 3D Print will look like.  There isn't much displacement, and I think this is fairly straightforward to paint.

     

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  • GamePrintGamePrint Posts: 539
    UHF said:

    So I ordered what will be my last for a while.  I've got some painting to do now.

    I tried to judge what would be easy ish to print and paint for a standard model. I also did a grey render to get an idea about what a 3D Print will look like.  There isn't much displacement, and I think this is fairly straightforward to paint.

     

    Good luck painting and detailing your model.

    Keep us posted with your progress here.

    https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/210041/turning-daz-3d-models-into-3d-printable-and-hand-painted-figures#latest

  • GamePrintGamePrint Posts: 539

    Last day for specials is on the 7th of February.

    We are getting lots of orders, and are probably going to stop our promotions for a while.

    If your planning to order, make sure you do it soon!

    • $175 on a 7-inch standard.
    • $50 on primed models. 
    • $Free shipping on all orders including Collectibles.

    https://daz3d.gameprint.net/

  • wsterdanwsterdan Posts: 2,379

    I've gotten a total of four 7-inch, primed prints and an very, very happy. Of the four, only one arrived with any damage -- the very fine strands on the back of a ponytail broke off in shipping -- certainly not GamePrint's fault and easily remidied with a couple of dabs of glue.

    Thanks very, very much for the incredible service.

    I was wondering if you're any closer to finalizing pricing for the smaller printouts (2- and 3-inch)?

    Thanks again,

    Walt

  • GamePrintGamePrint Posts: 539
    wsterdan said:

    I've gotten a total of four 7-inch, primed prints and an very, very happy. Of the four, only one arrived with any damage -- the very fine strands on the back of a ponytail broke off in shipping -- certainly not GamePrint's fault and easily remidied with a couple of dabs of glue.

    Thanks very, very much for the incredible service.

    I was wondering if you're any closer to finalizing pricing for the smaller printouts (2- and 3-inch)?

    Thanks again,

    Walt

    Hey Walt

    Thank you for your kind words. We will be investigating your broken model.

    I will DM you regarding this issue.

     

     

  • wsterdanwsterdan Posts: 2,379
    GamePrint said:
    wsterdan said:

    I've gotten a total of four 7-inch, primed prints and an very, very happy. Of the four, only one arrived with any damage -- the very fine strands on the back of a ponytail broke off in shipping -- certainly not GamePrint's fault and easily remidied with a couple of dabs of glue.

    Thanks very, very much for the incredible service.

    I was wondering if you're any closer to finalizing pricing for the smaller printouts (2- and 3-inch)?

    Thanks again,

    Walt

    Hey Walt

    Thank you for your kind words. We will be investigating your broken model.

    I will DM you regarding this issue.

    No need at all, no worries. There's only so much that can be done with thin pieces like the hair on that model, and I can tell that you've already gone to what I thiink are extraordinary means to print it in the first place. The ponytails were printed apart and pinned and glued to the head, an amazing amount of work and detail to provide the final print.

    As I said, a dab of glue and it's good to go. I am nothing but impressed as to the level of quality you provide and I'm lookng forward to many prints to come.

    -- Walt Sterdan

  • GamePrintGamePrint Posts: 539
    wsterdan said:
    GamePrint said:
    wsterdan said:

    I've gotten a total of four 7-inch, primed prints and an very, very happy. Of the four, only one arrived with any damage -- the very fine strands on the back of a ponytail broke off in shipping -- certainly not GamePrint's fault and easily remidied with a couple of dabs of glue.

    Thanks very, very much for the incredible service.

    I was wondering if you're any closer to finalizing pricing for the smaller printouts (2- and 3-inch)?

    Thanks again,

    Walt

    Hey Walt

    Thank you for your kind words. We will be investigating your broken model.

    I will DM you regarding this issue.

    No need at all, no worries. There's only so much that can be done with thin pieces like the hair on that model, and I can tell that you've already gone to what I thiink are extraordinary means to print it in the first place. The ponytails were printed apart and pinned and glued to the head, an amazing amount of work and detail to provide the final print.

    As I said, a dab of glue and it's good to go. I am nothing but impressed as to the level of quality you provide and I'm lookng forward to many prints to come.

    -- Walt Sterdan

    Please let me know if you need anything and if you need any help gluing it back just drop me a line.

     

  • UHFUHF Posts: 515
    wsterdan said:
    GamePrint said:
    wsterdan said:

    I've gotten a total of four 7-inch, primed prints and an very, very happy. Of the four, only one arrived with any damage -- the very fine strands on the back of a ponytail broke off in shipping -- certainly not GamePrint's fault and easily remidied with a couple of dabs of glue.

    Thanks very, very much for the incredible service.

    I was wondering if you're any closer to finalizing pricing for the smaller printouts (2- and 3-inch)?

    Thanks again,

    Walt

    Hey Walt

    Thank you for your kind words. We will be investigating your broken model.

    I will DM you regarding this issue.

    No need at all, no worries. There's only so much that can be done with thin pieces like the hair on that model, and I can tell that you've already gone to what I thiink are extraordinary means to print it in the first place. The ponytails were printed apart and pinned and glued to the head, an amazing amount of work and detail to provide the final print.

    As I said, a dab of glue and it's good to go. I am nothing but impressed as to the level of quality you provide and I'm lookng forward to many prints to come.

    -- Walt Sterdan

    Show us Pictures!

  • UHFUHF Posts: 515

    *sigh*... Shattered.   No I don't want a replacement. So don't offer.  :-) Yes I'm very very happy. 

     

    This will be a tad stressful to fix.  I think your team knows the spots judging by the putty there.  :-)  If anyone seems confused... consider that this model was so complex that they just couldn't break it appart for shipping.  Given that both guns broke off, I'd say that their mass shook them off.

     

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  • RGcincyRGcincy Posts: 2,837

    For my first model, I had an axe split in two and a shield break off during shipping. GamePrint offered to reprint the entire figure but since they were attached to the arms, I had them just reprint the arms with axe and shied and they shipped them in a box with foam cut-outs and a fibrous fill. I had to glue in the magnets myself (so polarity would match) but it looks perfect now.

  • UHFUHF Posts: 515

    My figure is truly a dickhead combo of complicated and cool...  Even with the issues I've had... I can't think of anything they are doing wrong.  I just can't.  Meaning... this method of packing is as good as they can do.  7" 3D Print figures are just an odd combination of brittle and mass.  Heck, internally all these figures are all expertly pinned for strength.  They replace some little wires and antena with copper or steel wire. 

    I think GamePrint does existing work with game miniatures, but those are made with stronger materials, like resin, plastic or metal. 

    I wonder if low temperatures in shipping makes a difference.  It can get well below zero in cargo flights.

    I wonder if there's an affordable way to get a quick mold to the figure for shipping.  Sort of like how mass produced toys are handled now.  They have a fitted cavity which they then tie the toys (Barbie?) into.

    I work with drilling electronics, and we did something like that.  (Down hole.. 175C, 40g vibration, 1000g shock.)  Inside our pressure barrels we poored silicon over the electronics and let them 'float' inside the pressure barrel.  I wonder if there a cheap not so environmentally destructive and wasteful way to do that with these 3D prints?  Put it in a ziplock bag... pour something over it.. now it won't shake and break.

  • GamePrintGamePrint Posts: 539
    UHF said:

    *sigh*... Shattered.   No I don't want a replacement. So don't offer.  :-) Yes I'm very very happy. 

     

    This will be a tad stressful to fix.  I think your team knows the spots judging by the putty there.  :-)  If anyone seems confused... consider that this model was so complex that they just couldn't break it appart for shipping.  Given that both guns broke off, I'd say that their mass shook them off.

    Hey UHF

    We will be reprinting your model, and shipping you a new one.

    The part where the guns are attached, we will be adding magnets to ensure that when we ship them they will not break.

    We apologise about it being broken, and we know the new one will get their safely.

    GamePrint

     

  • thistledownsnamethistledownsname Posts: 1,331

    My orders came in today!  We've got a hit and... a miss.  Both came in the correct size, which was my biggest worry.  But one came with the weapon broken.

    Here is the large one, which came through great.

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  • thistledownsnamethistledownsname Posts: 1,331

    But the other one didn't have enough support inside the cutout, and the sword snapped at the hand.  Other than that it looks great.

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  • GamePrintGamePrint Posts: 539
    thistledownsname said:

    My orders came in today!  We've got a hit and... a miss.  Both came in the correct size, which was my biggest worry.  But one came with the weapon broken.

    Here is the large one, which came through great.

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    Hey,

    Ow no way, we will be redoing the small one and sending it to you.

    Sorry about that!

     

     

  • thistledownsnamethistledownsname Posts: 1,331

    Thank you.

  • WahilWahil Posts: 307
    GamePrint said:

    Ow no way, we will be redoing the small one and sending it to you.

    Sorry about that!

    I read that way too quickly.  It takes on new meaning if you don't notice the comma. surprise

  • GamePrintGamePrint Posts: 539
    Wahil said:
    GamePrint said:

    Ow no way, we will be redoing the small one and sending it to you.

    Sorry about that!

    I read that way too quickly.  It takes on new meaning if you don't notice the comma. surprise

    hahahah, that is funny, thanks for calling out!

     

  • SimonJMSimonJM Posts: 5,997

    Apparently I'm getting a delivery on Monday ... smiley

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