SuperPrints Community
SuperPrints is more than a folder full of STL files. It’s grown into a substantial community of 3D printers, tabletop players and people who just really like tiny colorful monsters.
Discord is where people share their prints, compare settings, help each other troubleshoot problems and give me feedback on upcoming models. If you want to keep up with SuperPrints without paying for anything, you can also join Patreon for free and get new releases and announcements straight to your inbox.
The SuperPrints Community has growing collection of monsters, adventurers, NPCs and full campaign sets, with a brand new miniature released every week. Every model is designed specifically for FDM printing, with support-free geometry and multicolor printing in mind.
Community Members
Miniature releases
FAQ
The easiest way is to join SuperPrints on Patreon for free. You’ll get new releases and important updates by email without needing a paid membership. You can also join the Discord, where I post updates and spend far too much time talking about 3D printing.
Start with my Ultimate Guide to FDM Miniatures, where I cover my recommended settings, bed adhesion, filament, supports and the most common causes of failed miniature prints. You can also ask in the SuperPrints Discord. There are tons of 3D print enthusiasts in there, and people are usually very happy to help.
Your standard SuperPrints starting settings are 0.4mm nozzle, 0.12mm layers, no supports and Matte PLA. The full guide also goes into bed adhesion and filament troubleshooting in much more detail.
Discord is probably the quickest way to reach me. If you’re a Patreon member, you can also send me a direct message through Patreon. For anything that’s better suited to email, you can reach me at sander@superprints3d.com.
Membership
Want more minis? SuperPrints members get a brand-new release every week, instant access to the current collection, archive discounts and extra community perks.
And anything you unlock is added to your personal MyMiniFactory library, so you’ll still have access to it even if you cancel later.
Project Hazy
“He’ll sit in some of the coolest places on earth, but he’ll always be staring at his phone. It’s a little commentary on how we’re all living these days. Always connected, but never present.”
Project Hazy started as a free 3D-printable art toy: a tiny articulated figure who is permanently staring at his phone. Then people started taking him places.
Thousands of Hazys have since been printed, photographed and shared around the world sitting on mountaintops, travelling through cities, appearing at festivals and turning up in places I never expected. What started as one little model has basically become a weird, decentralized art project about being constantly connected while never quite being present.
The original Instagram Reel passed 2,5 million views, Hazy has been downloaded 7,000+ times, and the community has created thousands of photos, posts and stories of their own.
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Gravity Sketch VR Course
Learn my Gravity Sketch workflow
Learn how I sculpt my miniatures in Gravity Sketch using the same VR workflow I use for SuperPrints. I’ll walk you through my sculpting process, the main tool I use for almost everything, and a bunch of practical tips and tricks to help you get started. After that, you can dive into a growing library of full sculpting timelapses on Patreon and see exactly how I build each miniature from scratch.