I could do it on my own but the software (krosmaster arena 3D) is not available anymore as it has been replaced by a 2d version so I can't even download it.
None the less thanks for your job ;)

I'm not sure if I will be able to due to the program requiring a purchase past the point I have used it, and until I find another reason beside this to use it i'll not be doing that any time soon, I do have the process below for anyone interested in attempting this themselves though.

Hi is there any chance that you rip all the others minis?
thanks for your work.

as for the terrain I used the images from the physical punchboard and made them into vector graphics in inkscape then using blender I turned them from a vector graphic into a 3d mesh and placed them together as you would the physical pieces then used the UV map to map the textures correctly

I used ninjaripper to rip the models from the Krosmaster Arena game and then edited them using a mix of 3ds Max and Blender aswell as a tool to read the ripped textures, I simply googled how to rip 3d game models and I found a toutorial on there

Hi, I'd like to ask you.. How did you make the 3d miniatures? You made them yourself, or used any kind of source? I intend on expanding the game with the new version and minis, and it would be great to use 3d models as well. Thank you

Theres a couple of other things you're probably working on getting in that I'd like to see (table does not snap, I use one from another version) but overall I'm blown away by this and very excited to play it. I'm sending a friend request in case you'd like to hear a bit more feedback or play some time. I have some experience with TTS mod making on the more basic level, so if you're looking for help let me know.

This is absolutely amazing and I'm not even sure how some of this is possible. The issue is I'm having to do a lot of work to get this to work the way my group would like to play. First off, we like to draft the cards, which is an issue since you used tiles instead of cards (for the dual side?)
The workaround I'm doing is to take the cards from an older mod, combine them in a bag, and then import them into yours, then put all your tiles and minis into separate bags to make things simpler. Still working on getting it to match the set of models you provide, but I'll probably be good to go after that.

Also, while I think the 3D environment you put in (did not know that was possible) is amazing, the shadow from the pipes overhead is pretty annoying, I'm finding myself exporting a lot of the elements from your version into a custom version I'm working on for personal use.... Not Ideal but I get the idea this is a work in progress. (cont)

It seems fun and crazy!!! Thanks.