Make Your Own Mecha with Mythic Mechs!

Do you love mechs? Would you like to be able to print and play with mechs that you’ve designed? Then you’re in luck…

Coming soon to Gamefound, Mythic Mechs promises to be a, ahem, Mecca for fans of Battletech and other big stompy mech games such as Steel Rift, Flames of Orion and Ferrous. The portal has been created specifically to allow fans of mechs to build their own ’epic designs using no-limits customization software and an arsenal of parts and weapons’ Once designed, these mechs can either be downloaded and printed at home or shipped ‘directly to your door’.

Four detailed mech miniatures are displayed prominently against a vibrant, cosmic background. The mechs vary in design, showcasing different styles and features, with one in the foreground standing on a hexagonal base. To the right, a selection of mech parts and weapons is visible, emphasizing the customization options available. The title

Described as ‘the world's first web app for creating your own mech miniatures’, Mythic Mechs is the brainchild of TitanCraft co-creator, Jared Huss.

“I've always been interested in mechs and sci-fi in general,” said Jared when I asked him what had inspired this latest project, “and I felt that the sci-fi genre in the tabletop scene needed some TLC. Fantasy options have exploded in recent years, thanks to the increased accessibility of 3D modelling software and affordable 3D printers, but sci-fi, in my opinion, has been a bit overlooked.

“Thanks to my professional experience developing TitanCraft, I was in a unique position to create a platform like Mythic Mechs. After a couple of years of tossing ideas around, I finally told myself, ‘it's now or never.’ And here we are!”

See the Mythic Mechs Gamefound campaign preview page for more details.

A detailed 3D model of a customizable mech stands on a hexagonal base, showcasing various parts labeled for swapping. The mech features a robust torso, articulated arms, and sturdy legs, with additional weapon options displayed alongside. The background is a gradient of deep space colors, enhancing the futuristic theme, while text highlights the ability to swap parts and customize the design.

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A 3D model of a mech stands prominently on a circular base, showcasing a robust design with multiple arm-mounted weapons and a detailed cockpit. To the right, a user interface displays various customization options, including mech parts, sizing, pose, and color settings. The background features a gradient sky, enhancing the futuristic theme of the scene.

Four detailed mech miniatures are displayed prominently against a vibrant, cosmic background. The mechs vary in design, showcasing different styles and features, with one in the foreground standing on a hexagonal base. To the right, a selection of mech parts and weapons is visible, emphasizing the customization options available. The title "MYTHIC MECHS" is boldly featured at the top, along with the tagline "BUILD YOUR OWN MECH MINIATURES" at the bottom.

A detailed 3D model of a customizable mech stands on a hexagonal base, showcasing various parts labeled for swapping. The mech features a robust torso, articulated arms, and sturdy legs, with additional weapon options displayed alongside. The background is a gradient of deep space colors, enhancing the futuristic theme, while text highlights the ability to swap parts and customize the design.

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