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Little is known to the settlers of Hagglethorn Hollow as to the origins of the great ruins they discovered, reclaimed, and rebuilt into their proud little township. Some believe it to have been once one great castle and the foundations of their homes merely rooms within it, as such it is said that the paths scrapped out from beneath the earth that form their streets were the stone-paved hallways of the greater Castle.
Two versions of the Pathways are included in the download:
- The main files for the different pathway pieces that are designed to fit on most conventional 3D printers.
- A folder labeled “Road Version” with enlarged pieces designed to act as wider roads for carts and horses.
Updates:
- 30 November 2022 (version 1.4) Now contains a transition between Road and Pathway and Road to Forest cart Track.
Notes:
- Right-click on the image below and “Save As” to download the reference sheet for this pack.
- Product measurements can be found in the image gallery.
- Copyright Printable Scenery under license from Tabletop Troubadour Games
- First Published version 1.3
Transition Roads Reference
Chris Darlaston –
Are their plans to make an OpenLock version of these pathways?
Mike (verified owner) –
Hi Chris,
We don’t have any plans at this stage as they’re a bit too thin to fit in OpenLOCK clips and the design of the joins wouldn’t facilitate them very well. I’ll note it down as a potential update for the future
If you are after OpenLOCK roads we have the Streets and Foundations from Clorehaven that fit the bill nicely.
GregLP (verified owner) –
These are really nice pieces, and they’re reasonably quick to print. They’ll look fantastic when painted well but they’re quite thin and light and, in my opinion, they will need to be glued to a landscape to be functional. If you’re thinking they can be used as modular pieces to be placed where you want without fixing, then you may be a disappointed with them .
Mike (verified owner) –
Hi Greg,
We appreciate your feedback. We kept the pathways thin so they blend in easier with the ground you put them on and haven’t had any issues yet with them being too thin or light. You could always scale them up on the Z-axis if you’d prefer them a bit thicker.
GregLP (verified owner) –
An update on my earlier comment now that I’ve finished them: they work very well on a surface with some friction (such as a flocked landscape) as they stay in place even when bumped slightly. When painted, they look fantastic.
Mike (verified owner) –
Awesome glad to hear it Greg!
Thanks for sharing
seitoheiwa (verified owner) –
Heyo, is there a plan to make a transition piece?
F.e. a straight piece that starts small and widens so that you can make a pathway to a road and vise versa?
Mike (Printable Scenery) (verified owner) –
We didn’t previously but that is a great idea! Ill add it to our list of future model updates for when we review this one
richard.lierman (verified owner) –
I love the idea of a transition piece between path and road sizes! Also, I had major trouble printing these as “support free” just flat on the bed. When it got to the tops, the relentless retractions kept clogging my nozzle. I oriented them almost straight up and down on the edge and did supports touching build plate, and they print way faster, and the detail looks way better too, in case anyone has the issues I did with these. They look great though.
Jo Boorer –
Thanks for you comment.
The transition piece is on our model update list.