AmeraLabs TGM-7 3D Wargaming Resin for Tabletop Miniatures – Tough, High Resolution, Low Odor, Fast Curing 3D Printing Liquid for 4K/8K/12K LCD/DLP/SLA 3D Printers (Grey, 1kg)

Great resin, fantastic for gaming minis. But whoever has priced this is having a laugh. It's cheaper just to order direct from the makers.

I haven't tried everything. but this is the best yet.

this claims to be 1 of the best this is garbage

Introduction: Over the course of the last decade, my search for the ideal resin for 3D printing 15mm miniatures has led me to try numerous options. However, one resin stands out from the rest as the ultimate solution for my needs: TGM-7. As a dedicated historical wargamer, the 15mm scale presents its own unique challenges, particularly when it comes to durability. Thankfully, TGM-7 has come to my rescue, providing a perfect balance between print quality and robustness. In this review, I'll outline the key features and benefits of TGM-7, which has revolutionized my hobby experience. Print Quality and Durability: TGM-7 resin not only excels in delivering exceptional print quality but also exhibits remarkable durability that withstands the test of time and intense gaming sessions. I can confidently attest to this resin's outstanding performance, as I have printed hundreds of miniatures using TGM-7 without experiencing any breakage or significant damage. Even during extended gaming sessions or when loaning out armies to fellow wargamers, including those who might have had a few too many beers, TGM-7 has proven its reliability. The miniatures printed with this resin have consistently demonstrated exceptional resilience, resisting accidental drops, impacts, and rough handling that often occur during intense gaming moments. The robust nature of TGM-7 resin ensures that the delicate components, such as pikes, remain intact, even under the pressure of intense gameplay. This level of durability brings peace of mind, allowing me to fully enjoy my gaming sessions without the constant worry of fragile models breaking or getting damaged. Whether it's passing on my armies to fledgling wargamers or engaging in extended gaming sessions, TGM-7 resin has consistently demonstrated its ability to withstand the rigors of real-world usage. It has become my go-to resin not only for its print quality but also for its exceptional durability, providing a reliable solution that exceeds expectations. Simplicity and Convenience: Prior to discovering TGM-7, I often found myself engaging in a trial-and-error process, attempting to mix different resins to strike the perfect balance between durability and print quality. This approach was time-consuming, frustrating, and yielded inconsistent results. However, TGM-7 has simplified the entire process, eliminating the need for experimentation and guesswork. This resin provides a reliable and consistent solution, sparing me from the role of a "garage scientist." With TGM-7, I can focus on the creative aspects of my hobby, confident in the resin's performance. As an added boon, the resin doesn't separate nearly as much as other resins, meaning that when my printer goes cold for a few days, I don't have to get the gloves out and reconstitute it. I usually just let the platten go to zero-20mm a few times to slosh it around a bit and I'm off to the races. Cost and Value: While it's true that TGM-7 comes with a higher price tag compared to some other resins on the market, the old adage "you get what you pay for" rings true in this case. The exceptional print quality, coupled with the durability that TGM-7 offers, makes it worth the investment. In the long run, the reduced frustration and time spent on reprinting or repairing broken models far outweigh the initial cost. TGM-7 allows me to enjoy my hobby to the fullest, without compromising on quality or sacrificing the longevity of my miniatures. Conclusion: In my quest to find the perfect resin for 3D printing 15mm miniatures, TGM-7 has emerged as the clear winner. Its ability to deliver outstanding print quality, coupled with remarkable durability, makes it the ideal choice for historical wargamers like myself. TGM-7 simplifies the printing process, sparing me from unnecessary experimentation, and allows me to focus on the joy of creating and gaming. While it may be a bit more expensive, the value it brings to my hobby experience far exceeds the cost. If you're looking for a resin that strikes the perfect balance between print quality and durability, TGM-7 is the answer.

Miniatures printed using this resin simply never break. It's durable, flexible, and hard, and it captures detail just as well as high quality resins from other brands (SirayaTech Fast and Phrozen Aqua are my favorites). The only drawbacks are the price, and that the resin is more difficult to print with. Supporting models requires extra care and attention because of the high flexibility (overhangs WILL delaminate without sufficient support). It is more viscous and requires higher rest/LOD times for good results. Ameralabs does not recommend high lift speeds, but I have found that extreme high speeds ("vroom") work just as well as very low speeds if supported well. Ameralabs does recommend hollowing, and this seems warranted to not only sufficiently prevent delamination, but also to save as much material as possible (did I mention this stuff is expensive?). Overall, this is the best resin I've found for printing miniatures. You might get better results with a mix, but I've found that to be fraught with inconsistent results. Save time and get this.

First of all, I hate alcohol cleaning resin. I use this for my tabletop minis and they are remarkably strong. Well worth the Fuss of having to clean the resin with alcohol. I've dropped every single one of my prints at some point and the insurance of knowing it'll be intact when i pick it up is amazing. A friend recommended this to me and recommended a longer than average cure time, which was fine with me. That person uses this resin for their professional prints. Holds detail as well as anything i've used thus far.