The ‘Siege of Fort Leon’ is an encounter idea for any Tabletop RPG like Dungeons and Dragons or Pathfinder. In this article, we’ll go through the outline of the encounter, the setting and figures involved, and, of course, the models you can use to represent the setting and figures. Far to the West lay Fort… Read more
We released the penultimate Throne & Ash model this week: the Ruined Count’s Keep. This is the last of our large round towers, and the last tower in general! We just have one more model to go, the Ruined Barbican! The Ruined Count’s Keep is another large round tower, so it’s compatible with our Round… Read more
The Ruined Round Keep has landed this week! This is a big model, so expect those printers to be running for a while. It has huge interiors for indoor combat and roleplaying, and it strikes an imposing silhouette in the Kingdom. The Ruined Round Keep introduces a new demolished battlement top with the same large… Read more
The kingdom’s best carpenters were hard at work this week to release the Ruined Wall Hoardings and the Castle Scaffolding. This completes the Castle Grounds range from Throne & Ash, and leaves us with just three models to go! The Ruined Wall Hoardings attach directly to your Bowman’s Battlements by clipping on top. They look… Read more
We’re getting a little bit fancy this week with our new releases. The new Castle Church is live, alongside the Throne Room Furnishings. That rounds out the campaign’s non-ruined buildings, and just leaves five models to go! The Castle Church is massive, taking up the same footprint as the Castle Barracks, but with a larger… Read more
Train the troops and defend the old ruins this week with the release of the Ruined Count’s Tower and Training Grounds models. This leaves just 7 models remaining in the Throne & Ash range to get released, so definitely in the home stretch we’d say! The Ruined Count’s Tower comes as a single large ruined… Read more
The Winterdale Campaign marked the first foray into Kickstarter campaigns for Printable Scenery. We explored a wide range of classic medieval fantasy buildings and scenery in this campaign, and launched us into the top spot for best 3D printable models in all the worlds.
The Winterdale Campaign is a complete modular medieval fantasy city for 28mm tabletop wargames and RPGs. Each model is delivered as an STL file pack to be downloaded and printed on your home 3D Printer. There was an initial campaign on Kickstarter and a follow-up “Winterdale 2” campaign on Indiegogo that added even more models
THE HAMLET is a modular cottage collection. 14 Individually sculpted modular pieces that can be arranged to create a variety of multi-level buildings and bridges.
THE TOWER pledge consists of 5 modular tower building pieces and 3 gnarly trees for bringing some life to the City of Winterdale.
THE CITADEL featured 12 modular castle building pieces consisting of walls, towers, gates, and battlements. The flexibility of this setup means you never need to build the same citadel twice.
THE CASTLE contains a range of castle wall extensions, a gatehouse, and a drawbridge for taking the fort into a true, defendable castle/keep.
A large part of the Winterdale Campaign’s aesthetic and appeal was the original, hand-drawn concept art by Elwira Pawlikowska. Below are some of the final sketches used in the Kickstarter.
Several stretch goals were unlocked in the Winterdale Campaign, which were added to all their corresponding pledges for free. The stretch goals included The Blacksmith, The Mill, The Tavern, Staircases and Bridges, Citadel Balconies, Battlements, Side Stairs, Stockades, and Stone Walls.
The Winterdale 2 Campaign had it’s own set of stretch goals. The following were unlocked during the campaign. All models from both campaigns can be found in the ‘Models’ tab at the top of this page.
The Winterdale 2 Campaign included free modular Townhouses, which were a stackable set of small buildings for quickly and easily fleshing out the City of Winterdale.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS: When you purchase a bundle in this campaign, you will receive the STL files for the models as per your selected bundel/s. The free’Unlocked’ models in your bundle will be produced and delivered as STL files over the following six months.
You have the right to print these models for your own use and for your friends and club members, but if you want to go into business selling our models for profit or publicly advertise that you print and sell the models, then you need to apply for a commercial license at [email protected].
Once you have downloaded a Printable Scenery model, you will get lifetime updates.
Pillage or be pillaged this week as we released the Ruined Duke’s Fort and the Cheval De Frise & Pavises. Take the side of the defender with the Cheval De Frise & Pavises, or go on the offensive to ransack the Duke’s Fort. The Ruined Duke’s Fort is a large multi-building castle, composed of 4… Read more
The Rampage Castle Campaign is a collection of 3D printable OpenLOCK-compatible tiles, designed for a wide variety of wargames and role-playing games. This campaign is delivered as an STL file pack to be printed on your home 3D printer.
Rampage Castle uses the OpenLOCK system, so it’s fully compatible with other OpenLOCK campaigns, such as Rampage Dungeon, Rampage Gothic, and Clorehaven.
Below are several video guides for assembling the Rampage Castle. These are just starting points, though; Rampage Castle is fully modular and can be built in an infinite number of combinations.
Over 18 stretch goals were unlocked in the Time Warp Campaign, where the Rampage Castle was launched, which were added to all their corresponding pledges for free. The stretch goals included an expanded range of OpenLOCK tiles like a portcullis gate, interior walkways, decorative castle windows, and a functioning drawbridge.
As with many of our Kickstarter campaigns, we had a variety of bonus items available for free if you took the “all in” pledge during the Time Warp/Rampage Castle Campaign. This campaign featured the following models.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS: When you purchase a bundle in this campaign, you will receive the STL files for the models as per your selected bundel/s. The free’Unlocked’ models in your bundle will be produced and delivered as STL files over the following six months.
You have the right to print these models for your own use and for your friends and club members, but if you want to go into business selling our models for profit or publicly advertise that you print and sell the models, then you need to apply for a commercial license at [email protected].
Once you have downloaded a Printable Scenery model, you will get lifetime updates.
In this article, we’re going to cover building an Island Diorama for a 3D printed castle using our Throne & Ash models. We’ll show how to build the castle board, paint it, and finish it ready for setting up your castle encounter or wargame. We built our castle on a 6×4-foot table, but you can… Read more
