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
In this article, we’re going to show you how to paint the realistic looking stone walls from Country and King, and its easier to achieve than you might think. After doing plenty of research, and trial & error, we’ve come up with an effective method to recreate the pale stone look of medieval Europe. You’ll… Read more
3D Printable Bridges are a common terrain found across many wargaming boards, from historical battles to the far future. They provide safe crossing points for rivers, bottlenecks for soldiers to defend, and raised firing platforms between two elevated points. Whether they are solid stone spans, fabricated metal, or rickety rope and wood constructs, bridges serve… Read more
The Hillside Builders Kit from the Rise of the Halflings comes with over 40 different individual pieces you can use scratch build your own Halfling Homesteads. There are a myriad of different ways you could do this, so we thought we would share how we created our Halfling village, providing some tips you can try… Read more
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.
In order to properly test our products for resin printing, we have needed to replace our older Form 2 with a more cost-effective and higher-quality printer. Enter our new resin test printer, the Flashforge Foto 8.9. Upon unpacking the Foto 8.9 I was impressed by its design. Its components feel robust, and the resin vat… Read more
Sometimes a model is just too big for the bed of your 3D printer. When this is the case, you can cut it to a manageable size by using the Plane Cut function in Meshmixer. Meshmixer is a free editing program you can download here. Select your model Click and drag the STL file that… Read more
At Printable Scenery, we design our models to fit the specifications of most 3D Printers. Each model is delivered as a .zip file containing folders with multiple versions of our models. For example, we often provide a small printer cuts folder to fit on small print beds and a pre-supported resin cuts folder for models… Read more
Here you can find diagrams for assembling the gloomy gully trees. https://www.printablescenery.com/Gloomy-gully-assembly-guide.docx
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