OpenLOCK is an open-source building system that allows miniature scenery designers to design amazing cross-compatible scenery for tabletop games. The system uses OpenLOCK clips to fasten the pieces in place, and top locking pins to allow building levels to be stacked. The complete set of OpenLOCK templates are freely available for download, which means that… Read more
We have partnered with independent companies around the world who can print-to-order terrain and miniatures from the Printable Scenery collection. Each of these companies has a commercial license to print and sell our products. Each product page has an option to “get it printed”. This will open a drop-down menu with links to our licensed… Read more
OpenLOCK is a scenery building system that allows users to combine scenery elements from different ranges and designers. It enables users to build anything from dungeons to large fortifications. The current version is OpenLOCK 8.6. Download OpenLOCK developer templates Footprint Code: this refers to the tessellation footprint for each tile. The standardisation of the tessellation… Read more
With Rampage Castle System you can build a wide variety of structures. Below are some examples of the round tower tesselation Corner Towers The round corner towers can be made using the E-floor/A-wall tile for the ramparts and G-floor /F-wall for the corner tower. I’ll add some more plans on how you can make the… Read more
A simple way to paint your Printable Scenery Maori pa palisade and buildings is a process called ‘dry-brushing’.. This is a fairly quick way of painting large lots of scenery. The results look good despite being a somewhat ‘rough and ready’ process. This technique is particularly useful for things like rough wood and thatch –… Read more
Rampage Castle takes OpenLOCK one step further, with side-locking OpenLOCK clips. These allow you to connect side columns and buttresses to create dungeons, buildings and castle layouts. Rampage Castle components are fully interchangeable with Rampage Dungeons, as well as our other OpenLOCK tiles. This makes them perfect for Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder RPG by Paizo and many other… Read more
Here are the settings for the Prusa Slicer v2.0 that we recommend and use on our Prusa I3 Mk3’s. Layers and Perimeters Layer Height: We recommend 0.2 for the vast majority of models, moving down to 0.1 when printing smaller pieces like furniture. Vertical Shells: We have it set at 2, if you do modify… Read more
A 3D printer uses filament to print plastic models. There are various types of printer filaments, the two most popular being ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) and PLA (Polylactic Acid). Generally speaking, ABS requires more heat to melt, is a more durable filament, and dissolves in acetone. PLA melts at a lower temperature, is slightly more… Read more
“Which printer should I buy” is a very common question these days for first-time printers. Depending on the printer’s needs (whether creating terrain or miniatures) Either an FDM or resin printer will be more appropriate. Generally, when getting into 3D printing, we recommend picking up a machine for around $600 USD. This is enough to… Read more
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