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6mm scale Commercial Building - Young Sutton and Roth Building - BattleTech Compatible

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Original work designed to be compatible with BattleTech and other 6mm Games.

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Your futuristic war machines shouldn't be slogging through swamps and deserts to find their foes. Take it to the streets with the Smelly Old Gamer's line of buildings.

My own original work designed to be compatible with BattleTech ("BT") and other 6mm Games. In BattleTech map scale, this is 5 hex building that is sectioned so you can stack it from 3 levels to however high you want to go. Make honking huge skyscrapers!

Provided are

  • GroundLevel_Young Sutton and Roth Building.stl: Ground Level block (2 BT levels)
  • MidLevel_Young Sutton and Roth Building.stl: One BT level block for intermediate levels
  • RoofLevel_Young Sutton and Roth Building.stl: One BT level top floor
  • Assembled_Young Sutton and Roth Building.stl- 4 Levels, all in one. I have NOT printed this, it's here mainly to give you a completed view of all components together, including using two two level blocks. No reason it shouldn't print if your printer is large enough though.

This is a Work in Progress, but I successfully have printed this on a mini+ although I've since tweaked rough detail to make it easier to print.

For all of my buildings, I recommend 1.2mm wall thickness. I design them to be “acceptable” at .2mm layer height for FDM printers.

 No supports needed if you've got your settings dialed in, but I always use a brim. In fact, supports are likely to ruin the window detail. Even the ground level shouldn't require supports, although you may want to add them if bridging the openings is too much for your printer.

 

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