Is Warhammer good for children?

Okay, first thing first: for the most part, Warhammer isn’t particularly kid-friendly. There some kid’s books – okay, fine, young adult books – being written, and as far as I can tell, Games Workshop are pushing some of the more “heroic” elements of certain factions to the front.

Can you use old 40k models?

All old 40K models (provided you can link them to current rules – Necron Pariahs might take a bit of wrangling, for example) are legal and valid for use even today. They might have paint from three paint systems ago and not seen the light of day since 2nd edition, but they’re still playable.

Is PLA good for miniatures?

The reason PLA is so widely used as filament for minis is because of the ease at which you can post-process your parts. You can sand, paint, prime and make models look amazing. PLA also handles slow prints pretty well. Overhangs can be a problem and PLA handles them pretty well.

What is the difference between PLA and PLA+?

There are no significant differences between PLA and PLA+. Even though the print settings, like printing speed and temperature, are practically the same, PLA+ tends to have slightly better surface quality, color, or mechanical properties. They then simply market their product as having more benefits over standard PLA.

Is Tecbears filament good?

5.0 out of 5 starsReally nice packaged. Excellent color, great performance. Many of the filament are not well rolled (Twisted filament string can cause print fail), but this one has almost perfect roll.

Does acetone melt PLA?

Acetone is also sometimes used to dissolve PLA. Generally, PLA in its pure form does not react to acetone. This means that unless the PLA is blended with another type of plastic, it cannot be smoothened by acetone. A great option to try out when trying to smoothen your PLA print is Ethyl acetate.

Does acetone work on PLA?

Acetone is used by some to finish ABS prints into a smooth, glossy surface. It’s a semi-dangerous activity, as Acetone is flammable and toxic, but many take the right precautions and get the job done. But it doesn’t work with PLA.

Why are my 3D prints not smooth?

Lack of material while printing can result in imperfect surfaces with gaps formed between layers. This can be caused due to the use of filament with wrong diameter. If the diameter of the filament fed into the printer is lower than the expected value, this will cause under-extrusion.