Rubble Terrain 18 files
Lots of differing types and sizes, a couple of them will need support. Mix and match as you please, and please send pictures of your setups!
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Lots of differing types and sizes, a couple of them will need support. Mix and match as you please, and please send pictures of your setups!
Scale mini up to about 500% All of these where made using desktophero3d.com and for that all credit goes to those amazing people! Some of these are pre-created by other people who use desktophero3d. and that credit goes to all of those…
Made this as a trophy for our risk Legacy game. Had painted by My great friend Mike. Self explanatory Model. (not made to any scale or held to any scale) Also there is a hole in the middle for a dowel or rod to keep it together better…
****Work in progress**** I do not have any of the internals worked out yet, or the ball turret. But those will be made in the future. Currently the boat is split into a front and half section. the “bridge” lifts off for access to the…
Pretty simple pins, the small cylinder with the cut slot is for the safety pin. The safety pin goes into the slot and the Cylinder is then pushed into the pack of the pin. It prints for me as a pretty tight tolerance. you very likely will…
Great for a objective marker, Greeble for terrain or Scatter. Can also pretty easily be adapted to be a prop piece.
Simple shirt pin for the Harkonnens Safety pin goes in the plug, and the plug goes in the back of the pin. The plug has a tight fit (for friction fit) you may need to adjust the plug in size either in the slicer or with glue and sandpaper
Simple objective marker for scifi games
A Remix of the Other CSS-1 on here. All i added is some bottom detail (for fun) and I beefed up the "engines" just a smidgen. Great Model replacement for the cardboard piece in X-Wing. Happy Printing Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa…
Easy shirt pin The safety pin holder on the back has a really tight tolerance with the hole in the back of the pin. I have just been using a pair of pliers to squish it into the back (friction fit) but if your printer has different…
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