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Sandbag and ditch trench networks form the backbone of many defensive lines.
The World War 2 Trench System. This Modular system can be arranged in a variety of different configurations. Consisting of 20 individual sections. All the trench components will tile with each other. You can also embed these into a hill as shown in the images above. They are based on 100mm x 100 tiles.
This product is delivered as a .ZIP file pack containing STL files for use on a home 3D Printer. The files are set to 28mm scale but can be rescaled before printing.
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Notes:
| Infill | 20% |
|---|---|
| Layer Height | .2 for Normal Quality .1 for High Quality (.2 Layer height is recommended) |
| Supports | Prints without Supports |
| Dimensions | Dimensions and weights are available in the image gallery |
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joseaguerof –
Hey guys, so assuming I just print 1 copy of each of the 20 sections, do you have an estimated time for the whole print?
Thanks
Matt Barker –
You need to think about what type of trench you want to create before you begin printing.
For example, A 100 x 100 mm large trench section will take 3 hrs to print. So in a day, you could make a 400mm long x 100mm wide trench. Then you can start to print some bendy sections and T Sections.. and so on.
mwayman74 –
Any chance you’ll expand this to make WW1-style trenches? With the forthcoming Blood & Valor game from Firelock, it would be great to have deeper, wider trenches with firing steps and elbow rests on the parapets.
Sam Campbell –
A good suggestion, We’ll add it to our list of suggestions for our next historical kickstarter.
gluckr (verified owner) –
Would you consider creating a set of gun pits / MG nests that would complement/tie into this trench system? I think that would go over quite well, most folks playing BA and other games have larger, crew served weapons in the game.
Sam Campbell –
A good suggestion. We’ll add it to our development ideas.