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3D printable roads are a great addition to any battlefield or diorama. Many wargames like Bolt Action have special rules for moving units on roads, boosting their movement across the board. A canny general must use the roads if they are to get the most out of the other terrain on the table. When printing… Read more
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3D Printable Trees for Wargaming, RPGs, And Dioramas
Trees and forests are ‘the’ terrain that every wargamer should have, making 3D printable trees some of the best additions to your STL collection. They are universal terrain features, used in almost every wargame style, from the distant past to the far future. Printing Trees Here at Printable Scenery, we have designed our tree STLs… Read more
3D Printable Furniture For Wargames, Role-playing Games, And Dioramas.
3D printed furniture is a great way to level up your wargames and roleplaying games. Turn a building into a tavern, have a party member throw a chair, or place the furniture in a diorama or dollhouse. Printable Scenery has furniture for every genre, perfect for battlefields, dungeons, dollhouses, or model railways. Wasteworld Home Starter… Read more
Bocages: one of the best 3D printable terrain pieces.
Bocages are among the best 3D printable scatter terrain you can add to your collection. These large, long mounds of earth, trees, and bushes can be used across tons of different systems, from historical to sci-fi and everything in between. Check out just some of the examples where these bush-clad barriers shine! World War 2… Read more
Building a Normandy board for Flames of War using the Country & King terrain.
When I first saw the 3D printable models for the Country and King Kickstarter, I knew that they would make an excellent Wargaming table for Flames of War. With permission from Matt, I grabbed a bunch of the new STL files and got to work planning an epic new battlefield for my home games! Concept… Read more
3D Printable Bridges for Wargames and Role Playing Games
3D Printable Bridges are a common terrain found across many wargaming boards, from historical battles to the far future. They provide safe crossing points for rivers, bottlenecks for soldiers to defend, and raised firing platforms between two elevated points. Whether they are solid stone spans, fabricated metal, or rickety rope and wood constructs, bridges serve… Read more
Rise of the Halflings Scenario: The Rangers Barracks
Deep in the forest, at the center of the Halfling Forest Fort, sits a large Halfling hillock. Here a halfling can join the Halfling Rangers, a group trying to protect the old ways and refugees that are fleeing the oppression of Wollockshire and the Great Warlock that rules there. Refusing the use of any dwarven-… Read more
Rise of the Halflings Scenario: The Halfling Tree Forts & Defenses
When the Warlock first bound the Great Wyrm to his will and established his position among the thankful folk whom he had rescued, the Halfing Druid who the village once looked to for leadership took his leave of the new regime, retreating to the ancient grove of trees deep in the woods that were left… Read more
Rise of the Halflings Scenario: The Archanical Repository
Though the Archanical Bile Extractor could only drain so much of the Great Wyrm’s black bile a day, the beast itself was eternal, so long its warlock master lived. And though much of the precious fluid needed to be traded with the dwarves for construction materials, there were still periods over the years where trading eased, and the stockpile grew. Hesitant to waste… Read more
Rise of the Halflings Scenario: The Tower of the Navigator
The city’s first and most prominent construction was the Tower of the Navigator, a colossal construction by halfling standards. Its lower floors house one of the most advanced laboratories ever seen in this part of the world, a purpose-built location where the Great Warlock can better study the properties of the Wyrm’s internal fluid. Though… Read more