Most of my prop models come as a kit to be assembled at your leisure. This allows for better painting options and cuts down on shipping charges. Some of the more complicated creature models come as parts to assemble and have a basic base included in the kit.

Most hobby glues, Contact cement, and super glues should be fine. There are many ways to put the models together.

Some of the types of PLA plastic I use can hold paint, okay, but it is always best to prime a model before painting. My favorite primer is: Rust-Oleum: 2 in 1 filler and sandable primer. It helps smooth out some of those 3D printing lines. Sanding (and wetsanding) further helps to get the perfect surface you want.

I'm sorry if this has happened to you. I hope it has not caused you too much inconvenience. Sometimes orders can take longer than expected to arrive due to the mailing system. Please send me a message with your situation, and I will do my best to resolve this matter for you as quickly as possible.

I design my models in Blender, which is a Free open-sourced program! ( www.blender.org ) For 3D printers, I use Perusa MK2s, Ender Mark 3, and the Resin printer Anycubic Photon

I do not currently offer commercial licenses to sell my products.