3D Printed Elven Army

These are great 54mm figures but several will not stand on their own.  I had to glue them to homemade stands.  There are sets of spearmen, archers and calvary.  

The figures on the outsides are Chinese made gaming figures but they fit right in.

Timmee: Snow White and the Seven Dwarves.

These were released by Timmee Toys in the 1960s and are very hard to find.  I don't own any of them.  All of the pictures below are from ebay auctions.  I cannot be sure about the size but Timmee was making mostly 60mm figures at the time and they are probably in that scale.  

Beast Warriors

These figures were made as cheap competition to sets like Chap Mei's Wizards Magic and the Darkness Warriors.  About the same three inch scale.  These look cheap but still have their charm.

Gumball Hobbit Skeletons

I don't think these are actually hobbit skeletons but I think I might use them as such.

3D Printed Mind Flayers.

I learned a hard lesson with these figures.  That lesson is always specify the color you wanted them to be printed in.  I did not and they sent me figures printed in translucent green which sucks.  You cannot see the detail in the figures because of the translucent material.  I did not specify because I never imagined that an option this bad was even possible.  What moron would do this?  They also sent me a set of hobgoblins in translucent green that are so bad I will never even post them.  I was so angry when I received them that I wanted to pitch them right into the trash but I spent way too much to do that.  The one gray figure I have is so cool that I almost cannot stand it.  Learn from my mistake and do not let them ever give you translucent figures.  They are around 70mm.

I took pictures of the translucent figures in very low light and that is the best I could do.  Pictures in sunlight show absolutely zero detail and just look like pale green blobs.