Here are some science fiction warrior girls, two cyberpunk elves, two humans, by Ill Gotten Games. My keen eyed audience may identify that the first of the elves I had printed and painted again some time ago when I was just starting printing FDM miniatures, and wanted to give it another shot, to see if there’s any noticeable difference. I think there’s an overall improvement, but the original print was good enough, so not too much.
My last (I have a few more printed, alas not painted) bugs set is using the Ungrafted by Ill Gotten Games as Tentacle Crawlers.
Several variants, mirrored for double!
Simple paint job.
One of my favourite digital sculpts from Ill Gotten Games, the Robovermin. 5 variants. The particular Ill Gotten Games support free files, (as well as the Hungry Dead from the previous post) are part of their $1 Patreon tier for Multiverse Mondays (and access to the entire MM catalogue).
They’re in 5 variants if I remember correctly, which I doubled by mirroring along the X axis.
I love the concept and execution. I’ll proxy them as Berserk Robots in Bug Hunt.
The paint job is as follows:
The next bugs are from Ill Gotten Games, the Hungry Dead. I went for a flayed flesh look, if that’s possible with FDM printed 15mm scale miniatures.
The paint job was very simple:
Pookah space nice from dutchmogul/Ill Gotten Games. Two space fringers already in 18mm scale, and one space pirate from 28mm scale that I had to scale down appropriately. I also did some reposing of the pistol arm of the latter for support less printing, but the supported version turned out okay as well, so I painted both.
Solo, Pen, Paper and Dice 
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