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Ovion's Battletech 3D Printable Models

Hey guys, this week I wanted to draw attention to the Patreon of a guy on the Battletech Discord.

He's a freelance 3d modeler and is doing some really cool stuff for tabletop Battletech, Warhammer and Dungeons & Dragons communities.

As I know him from the Battletech Discord (Come check it out by the way) I'm going to showcase some of the models he's put up on his Patreon in relation to the game with the big stompy mechs!  All of his models are created by him from scratch and they look great!  I won't put any names with them, for copyrighting reasons, but I'm sure you Battletech fans out there will be able to figure out what's what.

I picked a small selection of his models to show here, but go check out his page for the whole lot and he is releasing new models all the time.

Tanks


'Mechs


If you don't see what you like or if Battletech isn't your thing, he does commissions for custom models so it would definitely be worth getting in touch with him to see if he could help you out.

If any of that sounds interesting to you, or if you just want a bit more information on what he can do, go check out his page here and see some more of the cool things he's working on!

See you all next week.

Troez.

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  1. AbsurdHobbies23 June 2021 at 15:39

    Hi. These are amazing. I love the classic look. Where can you download them? There's nothing on his Patreon page, and there's no contact info. I've tried looking up Ovion elsewhere, but haven't had much luck.

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    1. Troez3D24 June 2021 at 10:09

      Hi! Sorry it's been a while since I've spoken to him, but when I did it was on the Battletech discord. No idea if he is still active on there or not but here is a link to join the server; https://discord.gg/Vsg6h9tx

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  2. yoyo5 October 2021 at 17:33

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