The Bell Tower expansion is made to be used with the Norman Church.
The Bell Tower provides an alternate steeple top for the Norman Church, with open access for the large bell that sits inside. Using a spare piece of filament as an axle, the bell can swivel in its mount, mimicking the real thing.
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
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
Norman architecture has had a strong influence on tabletop wargaming, from historical battles through to fantasy settings. The buildings, forts, and churches from the Normandy region form a versatile terrain base from which you can build many different battlefields. Below are a few ways Norman architecture can be incorporated into different settings. Fantasy Wargames Many… Read more
The Giants Bundle contains 5 Giants.
The Thrall Giant included has 3 different head options and 5 weapon or hand options for each hand.
Included in the zip are hollowed versions with optional pre-supports for resin printing. Printers with FDM will require supports to print.
There are optional rules for D&D5e included here and a painting guide for giant skin.
This Bundle contains 34 products that have multiple versions available.
The Rise of the Halflings kickstarter is complete! All stretch goals and add-ons are available to download and print so we put together this display of the busy village of Wollockshire.
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
As the warlock amassed his sky fleet, he crewed them with the city’s halfling youth who, despite the warnings of their elders, eagerly volunteered service to the great man who saved their lives and gave them purpose. They were named the ‘Barrel-Riders’. As the years passed and the population steadily increased, they were given higher… Read more
As the halflings’ wealth in Archanical fuel increased, so did their standing and bartering capabilities with the iron-mongering dwarves. Ever eager to appease their halfling allies to the South, much of their ancient stores of metals and quarried stone was tapped to provide for the rising city of Wollockshire. As the decades passed and the alliance flourished, so too… Read more
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