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Print designs appear on printed media like business cards, billboards or brochures rather than digital spaces like websites. Just like digital designs, the goal of print design is to use visual graphics to communicate a specific message to viewers.

Print design and digital design are similar in many ways. They share the common goal of communicating with a target audience, and the basic principles of design hold true for both print and digital mediums. However, creating print designs differs from digital designs in a few key ways.

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The design quality of the models is very good, although this is perhaps to be expected for models being created by an established company such as Wargames Atlantic. Everything I printed out, as well as other designs I merely explored as a file, are all nicely detailed figures with good quality sculpts. Aside from with and without supports, most of the figures also come with and without the 'puddle' on the bottom, allowing for user preference to take precedence there. The sculpts themselves generally feel 'natural', and the scale is a decent enough match-up with typical 28mm sculpts, although perhaps a little variance here and there. Proportions are fine though, so scaling up or down 5% based on your preference should run into no issues.

Some file packs are particularly robust, with both 'finished' sculpt options that can be printed as a complete figure, as well as modular pieces to allow for customization. The modular sets that I printed seem to have good designs with an eye for ease of interchangeability. This also highlights one of the most obvious strengths, which is the kit-bashing potential, as many of the modular sets can be fairly easily swapped between each other to open up a real wealth of possibilities.

In my case, after printing a set of the French resistance figures from the World War II release and a set of the Arab Revolt figures from the WWI set for that month, I also swapped in some of the arms from the former to the latter with the aim of using them as a British LRDG squad. To be sure, it *does* make them look rather skinny armed, having put the arms intended for some French teenage girls on the torsos of some big towering dudes, but its workable, and definitely points to how much potential these is as more releases come down the pipeline.

If you are someone who games a bunch, with several different collection focuses, this is a hard deal to beat. Similarly, if you just like printing minis and painting a wide variety of them, look no further! If you are more narrow in your gaming interests though, it can be easy to end up disappointed. Eleven sets per month, but only one will really be in your wheelhouse, and as touched on before, that might end up being one of the sets that month that doesn't get as much love, or just don't make any sense (This month's Cthulu Cultists are nominally the WWI release, which would annoy me considerably if that was what I was subbed for, as they are completely useless for historical use).

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There are several methods used to create print design artworks, spanning more than five hundred years. Printing technologies available throughout history heavily influenced the style of designs created by graphic designers at the time of production, as different methods of creating print design offer varying features.[2] Before the emergence of the design and printing technologies of the twentieth and twenty-first century such as the inkjet printer, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe InDesign, print design relied on mechanical technologies such as movable type, the letterpress, and lithography.

Chinese alchemist Pi Sheng invented the concept of movable type, circa 1045 CE. He created induvial characters out of clay and lined them up, using a wax-like substance to keep them in place. They could then be pressed down to create an imprint, mimicking the effect of woodblock printing, which was the popular method at the time. Reusable, movable type was a revolutionary concept, however it did not gain traction in China because organizing the characters was not very compatible with the Chinese writing system.[3] This innovation came about more than 400 years prior to the "invention" of movable type with the printing press in Europe, and it is unlikely that Pi Sheng was of any influence to Gutenberg.

The letterpress, perfected in the mid fifteenth century by Johannes Gutenberg (1398-1468) through the combined use of the printing press, oil-based inks, and cast metal type, remained the most common and efficient method of printing until the 1960s.[4] Used frequently with typography design and type layout, the letterpress operates through the stamping of type and photo-engraved metal blocks on paper. The metal blocks are arranged in a frame by the printer, and the text columns and etchings are separated by vertical or horizontal metal bars; it is even possible to arrange the blocks at an angle using a letterpress.[5] With the letterpress, print design and graphics remained black and white print on paper until the late nineteenth century.[2] The letterpress was the first technology that allowed for mass production and distribution of printed material at a large scale, and because of this, quickly replaced the slow processes of woodblock printing and hand copying of print design.[4] As time went on and technology progressed, the letterpress did as well. The Industrial Revolution brought about steam powered printing presses and Linotype machines, advancing the mechanical process of printing to a speed never seen before.[6]

Lithography, introduced at the end of the nineteenth century, allowed for the use of color in prints and allowed artists to print on larger surfaces than the letterpress. Additionally, lithography enabled artists to draw their own lettering on designs, which was not possible with the letterpress.[2] The design was drawn directly onto the stone by the artist, and then transferred onto the surface of the paper.[5]

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The popularity of 3D printing has been increasing dramatically while the prices for such printers have been rapidly decreasing. In addition to toys and gadgets, real-world practical uses include a virtually unlimited number of potential devices and replacement parts for the aerospace, automotive, medical, military and other industries. Not surprisingly, this relatively new technology has raised many legal issues. For example, Senator Charles E. Schumer has called for legislation banning 3D printed guns since manufacturing such plastic weapons could easily circumvent background checks, registration requirements and metal detectors. And a new type of 3D printer could use chemical inks to quickly print legal and useful chemical compositions such as authorized pharmaceuticals and vaccines, but also illegal drugs and chemical weapons such as ricin or chlorine gas. An important category of legal issues relating to 3D printing involves the protection of 3D designs and objects under intellectual property laws. This three-part series will review and summarize such protections under U.S. intellectual property law starting with copyrights. 2351a5e196