Lots more things to see, many more people to meet and a great chance to make contacts. More to follow in my post CANSEC blog next week.
Monthly Archives: May 2015
Check out our Gallery as we explore the creation of 3D Miniatures for a potential client for his War Gaming needs.
Networking Event / Comments Off on Palladium Books Open House 2015 – The Event!
One of the up and coming markets for the 3D Printer is on demand miniatures. The Palladium Books® line of Robotech® miniatures, many of which I had a chance to check out first had are pretty amazing. While our initial foray into the 3D printing business is for the development of prototypes and concepts for our military clients, many of the basic concepts and design implementations are easily carried over into the table top war gamer and miniature market. Talking with several people at the Open House (including a number of Palladium Books® staff) I am opening the possibility of looking into doing 3D printed miniatures on demand from custom miniatures, master model miniatures for mass production of metal miniatures or even customized terrain, buildings, bridges or other single run or oddly shaped structures. Check out the Gallery section of our website for more details.
One of my hobbies is being a freelancer writer for Palladium Books® and I managed to get some free advertising for Wildcat Engineering Solutions when I did an interview with Matt Lemke over at Through Gamer Goggles on being a writer.
Networking Event / Comments Off on Palladium Books Open House 2015
Coming up this weekend, May 15-17 is the legendary Palladium Books® Open House event. Its a rare occasion that a company opens up its doors and lets the fans come in and see the inner workings of the company. Palladium Books® is one of the best Role-Playing Game companies out there and their dedication to their fans is ever present in their Open House events. With this year’s event there is a big focus on the Robotech® Tactics™ RPG with several tournaments and the showcasing of Palladium Books® new line of miniatures. Looking forward to seeing what kind of need there is for 3D printed miniatures? Can’t wait to check things out!