Flashforge CJ270 Brings Full-Color 3D Printing to Tabletop Miniatures, Collectibles and Custom Figures
A Shift in How Miniatures Get Their Color In conventional single-color resin printing, a miniature’s shape and color are typically created in separate stages: the model is printed, then painted to achieve its intended appearance. Supported by an established ecosystem of paints, tools and techniques, hand-painting is also a creative pursuit in its own right for many hobbyists. How the Flashforge CJ270 Fits the Workflow The CJ270 brings full-color material jetting into a desktop-oriented system. It combines CMYK with white and transparent materials to support more than 10 million possible color combinations. With a rated minimum layer thickness of 7 microns and a build volume of 180 × 120 × 100 mm, it offers miniature creators a way to turn textured digital designs into colored physical models. The workflow begins with a digital model containing both geometry and color information, such…



















































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