DesktopGames | Terrorscape | Token Series | Repair (Stackable 3D Replacement)

Continuing the transformation of Terrorscape into something that actually deserves table space…

This time: the Repair tokens.

Originally flat. Technically stackable.
Practically… not really.

So instead of just recreating them, I decided to fix the problem properly.

🔧 What this is

A 3D replacement for the Repair Tokens, redesigned to be:

• properly stackable

• easy to handle during gameplay

• more readable on the board

Same function — significantly better usability.

🔄 Design approach

This started as a 1:1 recreation of the original token to match size and proportions.

Then I came across a great idea (inspired by Juri Fassina) and realised there’s no reason these should stay flat.

So the model evolved into:

• profiled gear-like shape for better grip

• stackable geometry so tokens stay aligned

• preserved original footprint

👉 Result: tokens that behave like proper components instead of sliding piles

🖨 Print setup (tested, not theoretical)

Printed on:

• Prusa MK4S (FFF)

• PETG – C-TECH Premium

Settings tested:

• 0.25mm FAST (Draft) → fully usable

• 0.10mm FAST (Detail) → cleaner finish

• 3 perimeters

Good news:

• no supports needed

• prints reliably and consistently

🎨 Color / finishing

Works great as a single color print.

Optional:

• grey / blue tones → industrial look

• light drybrush → highlights edges

👉 but honestly, the geometry already does most of the work

🎲 In-game use

Direct replacement for the Repair Tokens.

In Terrorscape, repair tokens are used to:

• track repair progress

• accumulate and stack during gameplay

• indicate progression toward objectives

👉 This is exactly where the redesign helps:

• stacks stay stable

• values are easier to read at a glance

• Handling is significantly smoother

📦 Part of a series

This model is part of the:

DesktopGames | Terrorscape | Token Series

Current models:

• Barrier Token

• Fear Token

• Killer Level Indicator

• Noise Token

• Repair Token

More coming.

At this point, the cardboard components are slowly being replaced one by one.

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IF you read until here you are persistent, and I want to share with you that I do not make models for money. That said, I do not reject support for more printing materials, so feel free to ... "Buy me a piece of filament?"

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