[wedge1968]

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Originally Posted by BeachheadMatt

I have wondered about this also.

I am thinking about just buying a 3D printer and just resolving the issue myself. It is either spend a few hundred dollars on stands or spend a few hundred dollars on that.

[troopertrailer]

Doll stands work. If they are metal pliers can be used to fit to different figures. I have also found that stands for vintage Star Wars and Joe 3.75 scales work. I have some that a seller made that I got years ago, and also have tried the Circular ones made by I think the company that makes star cases. Black series figures are heavy so I have to use 2 stands for some figures. If you can find someone that makes vintage stands in bulk it can work.

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[CaliViper]

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Originally Posted by wedge1968

I am thinking about just buying a 3D printer and just resolving the issue myself. It is either spend a few hundred dollars on stands or spend a few hundred dollars on that.

So I finally got a size that works on my 3D printer. I'm messing around with the style. But I can put something up when I'm done

[tkprime]

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Originally Posted by CaliViper

So I finally got a size that works on my 3D printer. I'm messing around with the style. But I can put something up when I'm done

what kind of 3d printer do you have?

[CaliViper]

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Originally Posted by tkprime

what kind of 3d printer do you have?

two, prusa mk3s and ender 3pro

looking to get an SLA one later this year

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