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A New Direction for OPR Terrain

Thank you for all of the feedback about OPR Terrain you gave us in the last community survey and the terrain specific survey we ran in July. In response we are going to be changing how we make terrain going forward.

The most important change is that we want to make the terrain easier to print on resin 3D printers. In the survey, our users overwhelmingly prefer resin 3D printing to FDM printing, so making terrain that takes advantage of the printers you already have and are comfortable using is a must.

To do this we're going to be making smaller modular terrain pieces designed specifically for resin printing and moving away from larger static buildings that needed to be sliced into parts. We want the terrain we make to look the best it possibly can and for printing it to be a great experience.

With more organic edges and modular uses in mind, these terrain pieces can be used on their own, reconfigured as needed on a table, or used together with other parts to assemble larger terrain pieces with all the detail and quality possible with resin printing.

Each terrain set is also going to be much larger than our previous terrain sets. Above you can see a preview of the Small Forest Terrain set, and instead of our usual 4 pieces, it will now include 11. There will also be more terrain sets for each theme. 

You also asked for us to focus on more general terrain that can be used on a larger variety of tables, so we are going to pause production on faction specific terrain after the final release of the Blessed Sisters terrain sets. The first several terrain sets will be more broad themes, with the first theme being our forest terrain. We may return to doing faction specific terrain in the future once we've got a good variety of terrain released.

We're already incredibly excited to see the creative terrain builds you will make with these new building blocks.

September Painting Contest Voting is Now Open!

The submissions are in, and now it's time to vote for your favorites!

See all entries here:

Solo - https://photos.app.goo.gl/fPkysepMJdnf6ErXA

Unit - https://photos.app.goo.gl/2nj2K363ZGE11k5M8

Vote here: https://forms.gle/VyNKYY5twSd5DwT67 

Good luck to all participants, may the best ones win. :D

Join us for OPR Hangout #14 on October 2nd

On the last week of every month, we’re running an OPR Hangout stream over on YouTube, where we showcase upcoming releases, sneak peeks at future content, and have a Q&A session for you to get involved. This is a relaxed stream, giving you a behind-the-scenes look at our creation process whilst chatting a bit and having some fun.

The next stream is going to be on October 2nd at 20:00 GMT / 15:00 EST / 12:00 PST.

Subscribe to get notified: https://www.youtube.com/@onepagerules

Send in your questions here: https://forms.gle/P8GSF7DNVBrYQPLw8

New Painting Video from Paintman Journeying

Also, this week Paintman Journeying paints one of the Human Empire mercenaries to be one of their characters in Age of Fantasy: Quest! If you want to try Quest, the beta is available to Tier 1 and above patrons here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/60631647 

You can watch the video on his channel here: https://youtu.be/gEwQ0jX_EHU 

New Concept Art Preview

At the top of the post you'll find concept art previews of some of the models coming out in November, including the debut of the Vampiric Undead!

In November, the Vampiric Undead rise from their crypts. These accursed forces are lead into battle by Vampire Lords or Ladies. Their drained Soldiers flood the field while Bat Swarms and Bat Beasts soar into the enemy back lines.

The Dwarf Guilds will continue in November as well, with the Berserker Veteran and Berserkers rushing headlong into enemy fire supported by the Dwarf Guilds Elites. And if that wasn't enough to break through enemy ranks, the Dwarf Guilds Tank sure will.

And finally, the Beastmen return with this month's Legendary Model! The Shaman Titan is a massive burning effigy controlled by a Beastman Shaman, capable of bringing fiery destruction across the battlefield.

Our 3rd Edition Sale Ends September 30th!

There are only a few more days to take advantage of our 3rd Edition MyMiniFactory sale!

With the release of the 3rd edition of our games, this is the perfect opportunity to get started with a new army, the model you've always wanted, or complete your OPR collection! To celebrate, we're having a sale on all of our models on MyMiniFactory for the month of September:

Tier 2 Patrons - 70% off All Models with the monthly discount code available here.

All Other Customers - 50% off All Models with the discount code OPR3E at checkout.

OPR MyMiniFactory Store:https://www.myminifactory.com/users/onepagerules

You can read more about the sale here on Patreon.

September Models are Still Available

If you aren't already a Tier 2 subscriber, there is still time to join and get the first Dwarf Guilds release, our Human Empire release, and our Legendary Human Empire Chimeric Summoning model!

The Human Empire and the Dwarf Guilds storm onto the battlefield for our September release! You can see all our models in our September Release Overview here. For only $10 you'll get:

1x Human Empire Legendary Model

29x Human Empire Models

57x Dwarf Guilds Models

4x Empire Fleet Models

10x Terrain Pieces

88x Themed Bases

18x Themed Game Aids

Our Welcome Pack with 22x Sci-Fi & Fantasy Models

And more!

Click Here to Become a Tier 2 Patron Today!

That's it for this week, happy wargaming!

- OPR Team

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Toqtamish

Well that’s unfortunate. I’d rather FDM terrain and resin for models.

Matthew Caron

That was my thought initially, but after pondering it for a bit, I'm ambivalent. Realistically, the main reason I run things on my filament printer these days is size, not cost.

Toqtamish

My FDM been idle too much lately. I’m printing the scorcher pyramid on my FDM now just for something to print. Wish there was an all in one piece too for that.

One Page Rules

We understand. But the results of the survey were very clear, most of our users wanted to print their terrain in resin.

Toqtamish

Wasn’t here for that survey sadly. Guess I’ll print other terrain.

Wiley Fallen

I’m disappointed nothing was said about adding terrain to the painting contests 😔 I really want to see everyone’s beautiful terrain

Jolyon Dodgson

Again, for the second month I cannot open the voting form. Can you fix the link? Says the site cannot be reached. I can access all other sites and links. I was not able to vote last month as this was not fixed. I would like to vote this month.

Greg

Sad to see us poor lot without space and money for a resin printer getting left behind. One day I hope resin doesn't require an air filter/scrubber/hazard gear so I can use one in my small living space.

Gabriel H

Just subscribed this morning - the news about terrain is very exciting! Just picked up a resin printer, and it's not that big, so moving to modular terrain that is resin printer friendly and also generic is a great idea!

One Page Rules

We just tested the link again on a couple different computers, and they seem to work fine. Last month we tested it several times and got hundreds of votes - I always hate to suggest this but I think there is something wrong with your browser preventing you from accessing the form.

Toqtamish

You really don’t need that much space long as you have air flow

Kipples

Yes, I'd much rather resin terrain here as there are soooo many other options for FDM. I'm actually getting an FDM just for large terrain (having left FDM three years ago) as the new printers are now more idiot proof (phew) and large format terrain is too heavy and expensive in resin. But if OPR can find a way of making exciting terrain for resin . . . yay!

Kipples

I'll just like to ask that you do solid versions of things in addition to any scale-specific hollow versions. That way we can easily re-scale. This is one of the great things about your figures; that you do solid, complete versions also so those of us who like 15mm and 20mm, for example, can just re-scale and re-support, rather than having to faff around in MeshMixer or Blender sticking stl shells and so on together. Having a solid version of buildings and so on (like 3DLayeredScenery do in their KS) is really, really handy as you can have the same terrain across scales. It's amazing doing a 3-4mm town, then zooming in to 15mm for a skirmish, then to 28-32mm for a fight, all with the exact same building. Really cinematic. And gives you a total God Complex 😆.

A Kilgannon

Fantastic update! love the resin terrain and generalized themes idea. The concept art is awesome! great work guys

Jolyon Dodgson

Same as last month, I have tried to open the link using 3 browsers on my computer and also on my phone. All of them show the same message that the site cannot be reached.

Mikel

I actually just finished printing the Saurian Large Terrain using FDM. I do think that many of the detailed pieces would benefit from resin's details.

irongollem

kind of bummed that you will focus on smaller scatter as the big unique themed items where something I couldnt get elsewhere. Trees, rocks and scatter is available everywhere. Keen on seeing those drawings come to life, especially the gnoll thing

Wise Penguin

For me it's more the convenience of putting it to print, take it out, done. No IPA, cleaning, etc. But if it's what the majority of the community wants, that's perfectly fine. We'll be getting the terrain anyway, and honestly in resin is going to look much better. I trust the guys from OPR to deliver a superb product, as always.

Greg

Only places with airflow in my house are the dining room which is heavily used as is as the garage which barely counts as a one car garage and has one in it 75% of the time I would be printing. But valid point.

Lucas Bittencourt

Seeing the Dwarf Berzerkers made me go *intense gorilla noises* - ESPECIALLY the Veteran, I hope we get more big tech-mohawk options for the non-veteran units. Can't wait to print them!!! I'm not sure what to expect from the two-handed axes on the dwarfs, but pleeeeeease make them BIG!! :) Also, not sure the direction other concepts may be going, but a pose with the two-handed axe being held overhead would be a dang-nice looking pose!! Berzerkers can definitely use some aggressive poses.

Andrew Dole

cant wait for the vampires!

Scott Woods

Hope you return to faction specific terrain, general terrain is literally anywhere and everywhere to find, but I am looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

Matthew Riley

Oh I hope that bat beast lives up to the concept art...that is fantastic. Same with the berserkers - great work from the artist(s)!

Nathan Gerardy

I agree on the sentiment that there are a huge amount of sources for general terrain. Only OPR would have terrain that is OPR faction specific.

Gregory Lewis

3 cheers for resin printable terrain!!! I'm looking forward to castle, trench ect. terrain made wall by wall like a model (not a brick of money sucking resin fails) and modular so we can make it bigger and bigger. ;) ;)

Karsten Krahe

Wow! Lots of emotions coming from this post. The concept art for November looks freaking amazing, on all counts. November, December and January are going to be super happy months for me I think. That being said, I haven't liked a lot of what's been offered this year and the main reason I kept subscribed was Legendary models and the super awesome terrain. While the new terrain looks fantastic, I'm disapointed we are losing the fantastic large terrain. I really hope that occasionally you still offer something in that scale. I use only resin printers and have been printing the big, big terrain no problems. Either way looking forward to the next few months; Dwarf Guilds and Vampires are looking fantastic!

Artedil Nothlirien

There are great designs, but I'm disapointed with the vampire collar.

Luka Pavlović

I like the collars, they remind me how the ties came to be

Hick Dead

super excited for the Vampires! \o/

Nenad Savanovic

Oh man Vampiric Undead will be fireee (literally and figuratively)

Dr Disintegrator

While I mostly use my FDM printer for terrain, I do understand the need to support the majority who use resin printers for both figures and terrain. One possible tip / idea is to team up with Black Magic Crafts or similar YouTubers for a video on how to use the smaller resin pieces to make larger 'craft' terrain pieces.

brettg

When they say that 'our users overwhelmingly prefer resin 3D printing to FDM printing' I hope what they mean is 'our users who print terrain overwhelming prefer resin 3D printing' and I'm definitely not convinced about what the cost for a 6'x4' table will be all in resin so I'm pretty sad to hear this announcement but OPR has a lot of good will and trust with me to do whats best for the community so I'm still a little hopeful.

Aymar Azaizia

Those previews look stunning, and I am super happy for the new terrain direction. There are a lot of terrain specific files available everywhere, and most focus on fdm indeed, but having props and high end looking resin one is not that easy. Great job!

Steve Thomas

I would love to have forest terrain without leaves. Love the direction with the terrain, while it's going to be expensive to produce a bit table I know that this is an awesome direction and am super excited to get into printing the terrain.

Jason Sweeney

The vampires look amazing, cant wait for them to be realised

N3CR0PH4G3

Tiny modular bits instead of proper decent sized fdm printable terrain? Meh.

Toqtamish

I’m just going to print other terrain from other sources. It’s unfortunate however but yeah I’m not going to do a table in resin. Too bad they can’t do both.

Marco Cabral

I hope OPR will not abandon the idea of big terrain either. I am one of the folks that uses FDM for terrain because of cost of each piece, aslso for durability. I do print occasionally some smaller terrain in resin when it is proven too difficult to print in FDM. If possible I'd request larger terrain pieces also to be provided pre cut like it was in the case of Eternal Dynasty little buildings, provided that the models are made in one big piece before cutting for smaller prints I don't see much of an issue to provide the assembled models as an option for those that choose to use FDM printers for larger scale terrain.