The Rune Stones are a set of 3 statues that can be printed as stand-alone pieces or together with a circular base. The base has 2 versions, including one with an altar at it’s centre. The Rune stones print well in both resin and FDM and come pre-supported for resin printing.
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FaithStone
This notice effectively changes the creative commons licence for the OpenLOCK system to a BSD licence for FaithStone. It is non-transferable. Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met: Redistributions of the variations of the OpenLOCK system retain a link to this licence, this… Read more
Mythstone
This notice effectively changes the creative commons licence for the OpenLOCK system to a BSD licence for Mythstone. It is non-transferable. Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met: Redistributions of the variations of the OpenLOCK system retain a link to this licence, this… Read more
Cobblestone Way
Cobblestone Way is a large, three-story stone and wood building. Pictured are two prints of it, utilising the connector building between to create an alleyway. Each building consists of two separate abodes common to crowded medieval cities. Each floor has interior details with opening doors and fireplaces.
Ruined Norman Stone Keep
From war or time the Ruined Norman Keep provides realistic damage to its counterpart. Printing in 3 floors provides accessibility during gameplay and is easier to pick out details in its large rubble-strewn piles. Like the un-ruined versions, it can combine with the Ruined Norman Fort and Manor.
Stone Mason
The Stone Mason includes two miniatures, a master and an apprentice, along with their trade’s essential tools and equipment. All the Stone Mason models are printed in resin and come with pre-supported files for printing in 28mm scale.
Wattle and Daub Stone Manor
The Norman Manor Wattle & Daub version features an alternate second floor featuring a style popular throughout the medieval and middle ages. It seamlessly fits the tiled roof with locking pins, allowing it to be removed to access the detailed interior.
The bottom floor is the same as the original Norman Stone Manor.
Ruined Highland Stone Barn
Based on Leanach Cottage, the Ruined Highland Stone Barn is a single piece building designed for wargames and RPGs. It features full interior detail including a fireplace and rubble piles, with plenty of room for miniatures to be placed in and around it to take cover. It represents a destroyed version of the Highland Stone Barn that could be swapped out mid-game.
Also check out the non-ruined version here.
Highland Stone Barn
Based on Leanach Cottage, the Highland Stone Barn features a removable thatched roof allowing miniatures to be placed inside easily. Its detailed interior is accessed via the front door, which can open and close.
Also check out the ruined version here.
Ruined Stonestreet Bakers
The Ruined Stonestreet Bakers represents a destroyed version of the Stonestreet Baker that can be swapped out mid-game. It’s upper floor provides room for miniatures to be placed whilst the piles of rubble add a realistic feel to the model.
Also check out the non-ruined version here.