FDM Printer for scenery?

[pioneer2000]

Thinking on going cheap with the Bambu Lab A1 mini (without the AMS), £177 delivered. For Warhammer scenery and similar it seems that single filament will be fine and the smaller build plate shouldn't be too restrictive?

Unsure what other options there are for the price?

Thanks

 

[Chaos666]

you can always print things in smaller parts and glue them after

 

[Conan257]

I'm an A1 (not mini) user almost entirely for terrain.... I'd suggest pushing up a plate size to the full A1 as it unlocks larger print options without having to glue things together.

In terms of quality, you can achieve excellent terrain with the standard nozzle, or increase quality with the 0.2mm if you're happy taking a bit longer.

 

[Toasty]

Yeah I would go up to the regular A1 as larger standard build plate size will give so much more options.