December's Drop

And with that November ends and December begins~!  So this patreon has grown. Like. A lot. At a rather incredible pace xD From 88 patrons at the end of Oct, to 220 at the end of November. I know I say this literally every announcement I make, And I'm gonna say it again. And probably a bunch of times in the future to. I am so absolutely astounded by the support that this project of mine has gotten. And what an absolute joy of a community that this has become. People helping people new to printing, showing off absolutely crisp prints and incredible paint jobs, and just. It makes me incredibly happy that I could propagate something like that. I'm not tearing up, you're tearing up.

Now on to the business. I've added a new 15$ tier to the list, Engineer, and it sits between Overseer and Planner. This's gonna be limited to 25 people, so if you want in on that, get in on it~ This month might be a bit different because it's just starting out, but the way it's gonna work is simply like this: First week of the month: Positing ideas amongst the other people in the tier of wargear/weapons/accessories you'd like to see me make. Second week of the month, the people in that tier will vote on a concept/weapon/idea (which is why it's limited to 25. Don't want to dilute things to much for that reason) in a poll on the patreon, and for the rest of the month I will work on that piece to have it for next months file set (or earlier if I finish the piece before then) Like the planner tier, I'll give the patrons in that tier the choice of weather or not they want to keep the file set exclusive to the the tier, or distribute it to the patreon as a whole.

Now for Decembers file sets. This month is pretty Rad because Atlas3Dss banged out the pre-supports so that I could have them for the initial drop. (I don't want it to be assumed that every drop will run like this) something else I'm trying to do is have generic PhotonS sized plates for base suits so that you can just plate up whatever variant you want add in the weapons/optional pieces to a secondary plate, and go~ I think this is super convenient and fairly helpful given my suits aren't the simplest things to put together sometimes. This should be the theme though moving forward so please let me know how those go.  I'll stop rambling there and get the rest of everything set up~

Thank you for your continued support,
~Pipes