After finding out about OPR from a Youtube channel, I looked them up, joined the Patreon, and have become an avid fan of MyMiniFactory. One of the first armies I settled on was the Vinci....so here's a look at what I've done with the Militiamen. Very pleased with the quality of the models. And after years of being out of the hobby, back in. Thank you so much for your hard work.

Love these files, but beware of how thin the swords are!

Not sure if this is a known problem, however it needs to be mentioned. I've purchased the army bundles and noticed that many of the militia have voids in the body files, leading up from their legs - this is an example of the #5 body, probably the worst of the bunch. These internal voids really need to be filled. This is only something I have noticed on these militia files so far, however I am not sure how far this problem is in other file sets. I can definitely see resin wets spots on the legs of my models as the resin is trapped and cannot be properly flushed out, most I can do is use a UV light and hope the model doesn't crack open in a few years. Hard to get a good picture, but there is an opening on the sergeant leg that has allowed some resin to flow down as an example. My fix has been to add a hole going up along that leg without digging into the pantleg to try to let alcohol do a better job but that is on a band-aid on a problem that should not exist. I mention this because I do love the Vinci files overall, and do not want to see any model files that are already partially doomed before they have a chance to even be printed.

Some Militia I worked on when I have been able. Unfortunately my photography skills are still lacking.