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Throne and Ash

A Fully Modular, 3D Printable Castle-Building System

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As more customers join, we’ll add more to the bundles so you’ll get everything included in your bundle plus the new models we unlock along the way. Check out the unlocks below

Purchase before 2025-05-16 05:00 GMT+1200 for a bundle discount and bonus items

With your Campaign Bundle purchase, you will receive the models listed in your bundle; you will also receive any unlocked bonus models that are unlocked for your bundle – check the models in the Models Tab.

The campaign begins with a great set of models. These are available immediately, and as more customers join, we will add more models to the campaign bundles. Check the bottom of the campaign page to see the next Unlocks. Models marked as “coming soon” indicate works in progress, with all listed models guaranteed to be completed within five months after the campaign concludes.

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Throne and Ash (All 3 Bundles)

$130.00
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Welcome to Throne & Ash, our ultimate 3D printable castle-building system powered by SystemHEX. It features fully modular, interlocking buildings that connect to walls and other structures.

SystemHEX diagram

Throne & Ash’ uses SystemHEX: All walls and buildings have a shared hexagonal connection, allowing them to be easily connected, swapped, and rearranged—making it simple to build your perfect modular castle.

The hexagon does not bind you—let your imagination roam free and conjure castles of every shape and size. Square towers also allow for Square Tesilation.

Walls and buttresses

Interchangeable buttresses & walls allow you to attach any building to the walls simply by sliding out one of the buttresses and replacing it with a Castle Wall or a Building Expansion. This means each building can be either ‘stand-alone’ or connected to multiple walls and secondary structures.

Doors, windows and corbels

Interchangeable doors, windows, and corbels: Customize your epic castle by mixing and matching pieces from different sets—whether it’s functional doors, arrow slits, or bay windows, just plug in the elements you need. You can also combine parts from other SystemHEX buildings to make your own unique designs.

The campaign begins with a great set of models, and as more customers join, we will add more models to the campaign bundles. Keep an eye on the campaign page to see which models could be added, and leave comments and suggestions.

Kingdoms of Throne & Ash bundle

The Kingdoms bundle includes all of the STLs below and all the unlocked Kingdoms models from the unlocked bonus items.

Diagram showing all the items within the Kingdoms bundle for purchase, shown in 3D renders

Ruins of Throne & Ash bundle

The Ruins bundle includes all of the STLs below and all the unlocked Ruins models from the unlocked bonus items.

Diagram showing all the items within the Ruins bundle for purchase, shown in 3D renders

Throne & Ash Castle Grounds bundle

The Castle Grounds bundle includes all of the STLs below and all the unlocked Castle Grounds models from the unlocked bonus items.

Diagram showing all the items within the Grounds bundle for purchase, shown in 3D renders

Be a part of this ever-expanding castle and help create more new models. The more members we get on board, the more models will be included in the bundles.

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Check out the bonus models that could be added next to the Campaign Bundle

Unlocked means the model has now been added to your bundle for free!

Your bundle’s free’ Unlocked’ models will be produced and delivered over the following six months.

Stretch goal A 3 unlocked
Stretch goal H 3 unlocked
Stretch goal L 3 unlocked
Stretch goal O 3 unlocked
STRETCH GOAL_R 3 UNLOCKED
Stretch Goal Y 3 unlocked

Throne & Ash models are scaled to 32mm Heroic but work just as great at 28mm. They are ideal for 3D printing on an FDM 3D Printer with a 200 x 200 mm Build Plate. We also provide cut-down versions for 120 x 120mm wide printers.

This offer runs for 30 days, during which you can participate by purchasing one or more bundles and providing feedback and suggestions during the campaign. As more individuals purchase the campaign bundles, additional models are added. Models marked as “coming soon” indicate works in progress, with all listed models guaranteed to be completed within five months after the campaign concludes.

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS: When you purchase a bundle in this campaign, you will receive STL files for the models as per your selected bundel/s. The free’ Unlocked’ models in your bundle will be produced and delivered 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.

Please read our terms and conditions.

With your Campaign Bundle purchase, you will receive the models listed in your bundle; you will also receive any unlocked bonus models that are unlocked for your bundle – check the models in the Models Tab.

The campaign begins with a great set of models. These are available immediately, and as more customers join, we will add more models to the campaign bundles. Check the bottom of the campaign page to see the next Unlocks. Models marked as “coming soon” indicate works in progress, with all listed models guaranteed to be completed within five months after the campaign concludes.

Kingdoms of Throne and Ash

These models are part of our latest campaign, Throne & Ash. The campaign has finished, but you can still get a late pledge here You will receive STL files for the models per your selected bundels when you purchase a bundle in this campaign. Your bundle’s free’ Unlocked’ models will be produced and delivered over the six months following the end of the campaign date.

Ruins of Throne and Ash

These models are part of our latest campaign, Throne & Ash. The campaign has finished, but you can still get a late pledge here You will receive STL files for the models per your selected bundels when you purchase a bundle in this campaign. Your bundle’s free’ Unlocked’ models will be produced and delivered over the six months following the end of the campaign date.

Throne and Ash Castle Grounds

These models are part of our latest campaign, Throne & Ash. The campaign has finished, but you can still get a late pledge here You will receive STL files for the models per your selected bundels when you purchase a bundle in this campaign. Your bundle’s free’ Unlocked’ models will be produced and delivered over the six months following the end of the campaign date.

Bundles & Add-Ons

Epic bundles for epic encounters

Whether it’s a grand siege in a castle, braving the ruins of the Shadowfey, or a clash of champions on the walls of a great city, there’s a bundle of beautiful 3D printable STLs for your next adventure.

Bundles and pricing are subject to change.

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Throne and Ash (All 3 Bundles)

$130.00
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Kingdoms of Throne & Ash Bundle

$60.00
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Ruins of Throne & Ash Bundle

$60.00
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Throne & Ash Castle Grounds Bundle

$60.00
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Sale! 3D printed and painted halfling shire town for dnd and tabletop games

Halflings Bundle

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Clorehaven

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Warlocks Bundle

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The Pirate Witcher Warband Bundle

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Wasteworld Bundle

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Gothic Cathedral

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Cities of Ramshackle Bundle

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Sale! The Lost Tribes

The Lost Tribes

Original price was: $158.35.Current price is: $60.00.
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Shadowfey Wilds

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Complete Elves

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Complete Demons

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Complete Dwarves

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Complete King

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Sale! Complete Country

Complete Country

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Ports of Ramshackle Bundle

Original price was: $262.00.Current price is: $55.00.
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Cities of Ruin Bundle

Original price was: $285.00.Current price is: $55.00.
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Swamp Dragon Awakes & Prisoners Bundle

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New Eden Bundle

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Sanctuary-17 Bundle

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Sale! Gothic Industrial

Gothic Industrial

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Sale! Winterdale Bundle STL

Winterdale Complete

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Time Warp Americas

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Port Winterdale

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The Lost Ships

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Rampage Complete Dungeon

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Gloaming Swamps

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Time Warp Europe

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APOC Sci-Fi

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APOC WW2 Ruins

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APOC Stone Ruins

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What do I get when I purchase a campaign bundle?

When you purchase a campaign bundle, you will receive all the models listed in the bundle as soon as they become available. As a purchaser, you can comment on and influence the creation of new models. A campaign bundle is essentially a pre-order for all the downloadable models listed in the campaign bundle. Click on the models tab on the campaign page to see the models in the different campaign bundles.

How are more models added to the campaign bundle?

The campaign begins with a great set of models, and as more customers join, we will add more models to the campaign bundles. Keep an eye on the campaign page to see which models could be added, and leave comments and suggestions.

When will the ‘coming soon’ models be available?

The coming soon button means that the model is currently being worked on and will be available soon to the campaign bundles. All the models will be completed in the months following the campaign’s end date. The ‘Add to Cart’ button means that the model can be downloaded now.

Is this crowdfunding?

No, this is not a crowdfunding campaign. This is a bundle campaign. The models marked as ‘add to cart’ are available to download as soon as you purchase the campaign bundle, and all the models listed as ‘coming soon’ are guaranteed to be available for download in the months following the campaign end date.

How do I get my files?

Once you have purchased a campaign bundle, you will see that the available models in that campaign are $0.00. Process the products through your cart, and you will receive a link to download the models.

What are the models?

Models are 3d printable models or sets of 3D printable models that you can download and print on your home 3D Printer. They are delivered as digital STL files.

What 3d Printer should I get – (Size of build plate)?

We recommend getting an FDM printer with at least an 8″ x 8″ x 8″ printer bed. This will allow you to print all the models.

How do you provide small printer cuts for buildings?

The buildings are designed to be printed on an FDM printer that is supportless and optimized for a printer bed with a print volume of 200mm x 200mm x 200mm.

We will be providing small printer cuts at 120mmx120mmx120mm. Supports may be required for small printer cuts.
If you require smaller cuts, you can follow this guide: How to cut your models.

How do I get physical models if I don’t have a printer?

Printable Scenery creates digital STL files for 3D Printers; if you want to purchase physical models from our licensed printers, you can find a link (get it Printed) on each product page. There is also this list of licensed printers you can check out.

Will you be providing pre-supports for resin printers?

Yes, where we expect people to print models in resin, we will provide the model with pre-supports. You will also be able to generate your supports in the slicer if you wish.

What if I want memberships from previous campaigns?

You can buy bundles from previous campaigns from our bundles page, which will be available immediately. The ‘All in’ campaign bundles, which include every model from the campaign in one, are only available during the campaign.

Who is Printable Scenery?

We were the first 3D-printable wargaming and RPG terrain site in the world. We have had many successful campaigns and have had great reviews from around the world based on the quality, detail, and design of our models.

Can I buy the products directly?

You can purchase the models individually; however, the best pricing is always via our Campaign Bundles.

In summary

When an individual purchases a campaign bundle, they gain access to a collection of digital 3D printable models released over the following months after the campaign’s end. These models can be downloaded and printed on a 3D printer. Several bundles are available, each offering a different set of models.

The campaign runs for 30 days, during which individuals can participate by purchasing one or more bundles and can provide feedback and suggestions during the campaign. As more individuals purchase the campaign bundles, additional models are added. Models marked as “coming soon” indicate works in progress, while the others are available to download immediately.

Throne & Ash Weekly Update 14th September

This week, the Jousting Arena jumped the queue to be released. It fills out the castle grounds interiors, adding two unique tents, some fences, flags, and a set of bleachers for the cheering peasants. The Grand Bridge is still next in line for release, as well as the Small Square Bastion, Small Round Towers, Small... Read more

Throne & Ash Weekly Update 31th August

This week, we took a relaxing stroll down to the quiet end of the Kingdom and released Bella’s Cottage and the Ruined version also. Bella’s Cottage is a quaint, standalone building with a nice, open, playable interior just waiting for some furnishings. The same goes for the ruined version, but the ruined walls and caved-in... Read more

Throne & Ash Weekly Update 22 August

Another week, another epic model. This week, we released Adeline Tower (previously called Round Bastion, but we wanted something more memorable). This is the first of the new round tower variants, which occupies a similar footprint as the HEX tower and similarly has six plug ports 60 degrees apart. It comes with connectors for the HEX walls... Read more

Throne & Ash Weekly Update 15th August

This week, we released the Millbury Tower, the first stretch goal we unlocked during the campaign. The Millbury Tower is a new smaller variant of the Square Bastion intended to be a standalone tower ideal for an outpost on the edge of the Kingdom. Also included in the product, though, is a Millbury Tower scaled... Read more

Throne & Ash Weekly Update 10th August

This week, we updated the Castle Stable to add a new base level with a more accurate medieval saddle. We also compiled a reference sheet for all Throne & Ash models that shows which components come with which products. So when you’re looking for that lion corbel you want but can’t remember which product to... Read more

Throne & Ash components reference

Throne & Ash models have many modular components, so we thought we’d compile a reference for you to check which products come with which components. We’ll list each product and the interchangeable plugs, corbels, and buttresses, so when you want to customise your next castle, you can easily check where to find the exact component... Read more

Throne & Ash Weekly Update 1st August

We’re back on track with releasing models this week! We got the South Gate and Ruined South Gate done, which is an awesome new entrance to your castles with a direct accessway to your walls. These steps go on the slider connectors, which means they can also be used on other buildings as stairs. We... Read more

Throne & Ash Weekly Update 25th July

This week, we took the time to ensure that the models we’re working on next are fully cross-compatible with all the products we’ve released so far. This means ensuring that the small square tower and the upcoming round towers tessellate with the hex and square towers we’ve already made. As you can see in the... Read more

Throne & Ash Weekly Update 18th July

This week, we released the ruined version of the Horseshoe wall adaptors and came very close to releasing the ruined battlements and South gate as well. But they’ll have to wait another week as we work through the designs and paint some more. Millbury Tower and the Simple Market Stalls are in the works, so... Read more

Throne & Ash Weekly Update 11th July

This week was another good week for releasing models, with four new Throne & Ash products going live. We got another wall option made, which uses adaptors to create horseshoe walls. We added the battlements, which are perfect for creating defensible junctures along your wall. We also added two models to the castle grounds with... Read more

Building 3D printed scatter terrain for wargames

With Throne & Ash, not only can you use the SystemHEX design to build sprawling castles, you can also build amazing 3D printed scatter terrain perfect for wargames. In this article, we’ll show you how to turn basic walls, buildings, and ruins into immersive and engaging boards for skirmish wargames, like Mordheim, Malifaux, and Star... Read more

Throne & Ash Weekly Update 4th July

This week, we got back on track with our schedule, releasing both the Ruined Wattle & Daub Tower and the Ruined Wattle & Daub Living Quarters. They’re some of the most detailed models from Throne & Ash yet, with heaps of playable interiors and piles of ruins with flat tops where you can place your... Read more

Throne & Ash Weekly Update 27th June

We’ve had a couple of weeks to iron out kinks and roll out updates to several products. Thank you for your support and for helping us continuously improve our products. Over the past two weeks, we’ve updated the Wattle & Daub Living Quarters roof on the barracks side to fit the chimney buttress. We’ve added... Read more

Throne & Ash Weekly Update 13th June

We’ve had another action-packed week of updates and new models. We added new sunken debris options for the Wreck, we added fireplaces without fires for the ruined Queen’s Quarters, we updated the Castle Gatehouse with a windlass for the iron bars, added a new Norman wall end, and added low versions of the Castle Wall... Read more

How to assemble Throne & Ash 3D printed doors

In this article, we’ll show you how to assemble your 3D printed Throne & Ash doors in a few straightforward steps. We’ll show you how to clean up the parts, fit them together, and check that it’s working. You’ll have functional doors throughout your castle in no time, perfect for when players need to sneak... Read more

Throne & Ash Weekly Update 6th June

We’ve had a week of small updates with big impact. We added an infill block to raise the stairs to a higher level, we made a combined level 1 floor for the King’s Keep, making it a huge playable area, and we added a level 2 trap door on the barracks. This week, we also... Read more

Tips for 3D printing Throne & Ash models

In this article, we’ll cover a few basics and tips for 3D printing Throne & Ash models. We’ll cover the printer and settings we’re using, give some tips on smaller models, and give some tips for laying out models on your printer bed. Basic 3D printer settings tips We’re using Bambu Labs P1P 3D printers,... Read more

Throne & Ash Update May 30th

Hey everyone, the dust is beginning to settle after the end of Throne & Ash, so we’re in full swing with releasing the stretch goals. We launched five of the first stretch goals last week, and this week we’re releasing three more: the Ruined Queen’s Quarters, the Wattle & Daub HEX Tower, and the Castle... Read more

How to build Castle Agnes using HEX template pieces

With the release of the Queen’s Quarters, we thought we’d show how to build a castle called Castle Agnes using the model and some of the other new models from this week. This one’s a bit more of a complex build and uses a wide variety of models from Throne & Ash. To show you... Read more

How to paint Wattle & Daub and Roof Tiles

In this tutorial, we’ll cover how we painted the wattle & daub areas and roof tiles from our Throne & Ash campaign. It’s very simple to recreate and uses simple techniques. Wattle & Daub is found on many of the Throne & Ash buildings, and there will be more to come as the stretch goal... Read more

Queens Quarters, Bowmans Battlements and Outside Vault

We’re excited to announce that the first stretch goal models are ready to download! Please make sure you are logged in and then process the items through your cart; The price should be $0 if you have the bundle We’ll be releasing more models regularly over the coming months, so make sure you’re subscribed to... Read more

Thank you all for a fantastic campaign !

We did it! Thanks to your incredible support, the Throne & Ash campaign has officially wrapped — and together, we’ve unlocked a massive number of stretch goals! Your passion and backing brought this project to life, and we truly couldn’t have done it without you. Thank you! The best part? We’re just getting started. Starting... Read more

Entering the last 48 hours

Thanks to your incredible support, we’ve now unlocked 60 stretch goals (so far) – all of which are now included in the bundles! That’s a huge amount of extra value, and we’re not done yet… As more backers continue to join, we’ll keep adding even more stretch goals — and yes, we’re hoping to unlock... Read more

1,200 Supporters, thank you!

We’re getting close to the home stretch now, but we’ve just hit 1,200 supporters! This means 45 models have been unlocked for everyone. We still have some fantastic models to be unlocked, like the square bastion and the new Fort Bruce. So we’re getting ready for a big push in the final days, drawing up... Read more

Entering our final week

There’s just over a week to go for Throne & Ash, and the support we’ve received so far has been outstanding. We’ve unlocked 46 models, which is huge! Your kingdoms are going to be epic. With one week remaining, we’re drawing up the ideas we’ve had in the back of our minds and the ideas... Read more

How to assemble the King’s Keep

In this article, we’ll show you how we assembled the King’s Keep, the large 3D-printed centerpiece in our Throne & Ash campaign. We’ll go through all the components needed to put it together and provide a step-by-step process for what and how we used those components. We’ll also cover making the functional windlass included in the King’s Keep... Read more

Throne & Ash: Halfway point and 1000 backers and 37 unlocks

We are officially over halfway through the Throne & Ash campaign, and what a ride so far! We’ve now got over 1000 amazing backers onboard (thank you, every single one of you!), and together you’ve helped us unlock 38 stretch goals! That’s 38 epic new models, expansions, and combinations added to the campaign, and we’re... Read more

So many cool new models added

We’ve got 15 days to go for the campaign, and already we’ve unlocked so much. We’re close to 1,000 supporters! This is one of our biggest campaigns ever. Thirty-five stretch goals have been unlocked, and more keep coming thanks to all your feedback and great ideas. There’s some really exciting ones just about to drop.... Read more

How to paint castle bricks

In this article, we’re going to show you how to paint castle bricks, like the ones seen in the Throne & Ash models. The techniques shown are simple, easy, and will achieve great tabletop results. Let’s get started. For this guide, you’ll need the following: For this tutorial we’ll just use a simple 180 HEX... Read more

How to build a square castle

In this article, we’ll show you how to build a simple square castle using the Throne & Ash models. The campaign was designed around SystemHEX, which is intended for hexagonal options, but within SystemHEX, you can still build good old-fashioned square castles. To build the square castle you see in this article, you’ll need the... Read more

Halfway There – And Still Smashing It!

Can you believe it? We’re already almost halfway through the campaign—and what a journey it’s been so far! Thanks to your incredible support, we’ve now unlocked 30 stretch goals! That’s right—30 new pieces of epic ruins, castles, and scatter terrain added to your collections. And at the rate we’re going, hitting 60 stretch goals is... Read more

A fantastic first week – 27 free models added to the bundles

What a week! We’re just one week into the Throne and Ash campaign, and already you’ve blown the doors off our expectations. Together, we’ve unlocked 27 free models added to the bundles—and at the pace we’re moving, there’s no doubt in our minds that we’ll break 50+ free models before we’re done. This is shaping... Read more

22 Stretch goals unlocked in the first few days

Thanks for supporting us. The campaign has started well, with 22 stretch goals unlocked so far. We are busy drawing up more stretch goals, and thanks to your suggestions, we have a bunch more to add to the campaign this week. Here is the list of ideas we have compiled from suggestions we have so... Read more

Painting 3D printed Pine Trees

In this guide, we’ll show you how we painted our 3D printed pine trees from our latest campaign Throne & Ash. These new 3D printable STL files are perfect for creating and painting realistic pine trees for your scenery projects. We’ll cover the painting process and the technique we used for adding flock to the... Read more

Introducing SystemHEX: Our new modular building system

SystemHEX is our new modular building system that allows you to easily create and customize large-scale builds. Our new campaign, Throne & Ash, showcases its potential with the size and variety of the castle layouts you can build. In this article, we’ll cover the fundamentals of the SystemHEX design, how to implement it in your... Read more

Ash and Ruin is Now Live

Hi Everyone Our New Campaign Throne & Ash and Ruin is Now Live We have been working on the campaign for the last 6 months, and it is finally ready. It features fully modular, interlocking buildings that connect to walls and other structures. Please comment and let us know what you think ? Regards Matt... Read more

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377 thoughts on “Throne and Ash

  1. The oval bastion is the only one-piece castle building. Printing 3 full bastions just to get 120, 180, or 240 seems like a lot to me. I think a more modular system like HEX Castle Barracks or HEX Castle Keep Tower, with 3 levels and adapters would be super cool!

  2. What I truly love about these models is that, when I have a bit of filament left on a roll I just print a window plug or 2
    and with a big box of these you change your buildings look in seconds!

    No more left over filament!

    well done PS!!

  3. I’d like to request the Ruined Count’s Keep / Ruined Count’s Tower & Ruined Barbican by September if possible. I’m putting together a board for my club and it would be nice to get those parts as you have released the rest I need already

    No worries if you can’t.

    Love this set it’s so versatile.

  4. What is the time line on the cottages and shanty, I need one of those for a project in a week or 2 will they be available or do I need to look for a different model 🙂

  5. Sorry if this is has alrady benn addressed, I am trying to make a castle wall layout and on the castle gate wall Male side I want to add a square Bastion gate connector wall C but I do not see an option for a Female connector version to connect to the male connector

  6. Hey, we’re rolling out some updates to the Barracks this week, we’re going to add a full length battlement to go on the barracks, we’re adjusting the base level floor height to be in line with the other new updates, and we’re going to remove the gap at the floor between the battlement and the joining room

  7. I am finding that the corbels for Ramshackle & Ruin still give a more secure fit than any of the corbels in Throne & Ash. I believe it comes down to 2 issues: 1) some of the “pegs” on the latest corbels have a smaller diameter, but more importantly: 2) all of the pegs’ “necks”, that is to say, the connection point between corbel and peg, are skinnier. This gives the corbels a lot of room for lateral wobble. On Ramshackle & Ruin these “necks” were pretty beefy, but every single “neck” in Throne & Ash is skinnier.
    Of course this is the tiniest thing ever and you have a lot of bigger issues to worry about with upcoming models, or maybe you found an issue having thicker corbels from before, but I kept noticing this issue.

    1. I might be wrong, but I don’t think the corbels are ment to be exchangeable, just printed upside-down so they look better.
      And therefor might be glued.
      If I look through the models they seem the same everywhere and if they would be ment to change they would have the same dimensions as the previous ones 🙂

      but that is just my guess.

      1. Agreed, this has been the question I have been struggling with as well, do I simply glue them in place and call it a day? I really like the idea of swapping out the corbels, but maybe that is just not realistic.

  8. I’m having some trouble fitting the walls together once I print them. I sanded out the male side of the hex connectors and they are still being quite difficult to fit together. Any tips and tricks?

  9. I see you have a how to for putting together the King’s Keep, but would it also be possible to add a list with what walls were used?

  10. Will this be compatible with your Terrain Tinker program? I would love to be able to pull out individual tiles from the castle to use as background on bases for the units I will have fighting around the castle.
    Also, will the walls be able to accommodate Kings of War bases if we fight a siege?

  11. Can the coals/flames in the blacksmith furnace be a separate part or have a version that is two parts so that the flames/coals can be printed in clear and LEDs added?

  12. I just want to say I am amazed as always 🙂
    There are overhangs and bits that I just go “that can never print supportless” and yet it always does.
    I also love you just print 2 end pieces and can expand your wall endless if you have an empty printer for a bit.

    Amazing as always!

  13. I know the campaign is over, but I have a suggestion for future add-ons. A wall with a circular platform where a trebuchet or other defensive artillery could be placed would be so good.

    1. Not to be a nag, but I don’t think they where placed on the walls historically speaking, since the “lob” why would you(it would only result in the enemy being able to target them), apart from cannons and ballista, so platforms for those with wall openings would be awesome 🙂

  14. What does it mean by “Campaign ended – late pledges available”? The number of people who’ve purchased has slowly crept up since the campaign ended. Does that mean it is possible to unlock the Earl’s Round Tower? If so, how?

    1. When the campaign ends, the special offer also ends, and the stretch goals stop getting unlocked.

      The counter keeps counting the people who purchase. So it keeps going up even after the campaign ends.

      But, in this case, as we are so close to the last one, let’s unlock the last one if the counter goes over it.

      1. thank you! awesome campaign as always, every time I just buy the all in and then have a look what it is 🙂
        Never been disappointed and it always prints amazing!

    1. we got more than most of us will ever print and paint. I respect the fact we fell 42 people short. a damn successful run but we can do better next time.

    2. We fell 42 short of the 2000 goal, which represents $3780of missed revenue (at the campaign price of $90 for all 3 bundles). Divvied up amongst all the backers it would only be $1.93 USD apiece extra I AM JUST SAYING ;-P

    3. Usually, the stretch goals stop getting unlocked after the campaign ends, but I agree with you, let’s unlock the last one if the counter goes over it.

    1. Congratulations! This has been a wonderful campaign and thank you all for the hard work putting it together. I’m so excited to build castles!

  15. Matt, I am curious. Did you have any expectation that you’d hit the number of stretch goals that you have with this campaign? If your crews have been having to supply concept, design work, and drawings, for the stretch goals as they have been needed they must be working very hard and fast to pull this off. My hat is off to you and them for all your hard work.

  16. Will there be an example build with a list of files needed to print? Like for example what is shown of in the promo. Would be nice with a simple recipe for reacreating it

  17. Any plans to do a Hex base set for the “normal ground” to fit in with the terrain?
    Would help with the Hex theme if we had tile’s to integrate with.

      1. Bit late for a response (work got in the way), but looking more at “floor” tiles to form a grid on a table that match the hex scale you are using. If there are tiles with an imprint that matches the walls and other pieces this would be a great bonus.

  18. This looks amazing, congratulations on the success of this campaign/funding. There is a lot of models unlocked. I guess that means they need to be modelled and testet before release. Is there a guarantee that all will be delivered and what timeframe are we talking about? Do you expect to finish and deliver all models before January 2026 for instance?

    1. All the models in the bundles are available for download immediately after purchase. The ‘free’ stretch goal models will be ready for download within 5 months of the campaign’s end. We will aim for approximately 3 per week on average.

      1. Excellent, thanks! And again, great work. This is surely a goto collection for anyone building castles/strongholds etc in the foreseeable future ?

  19. Wow at all the extra Stretch Goals unlocked! One ask – if we get to the High Gate bridge – it would be nice to get straight steps in addition to the curved approach. I’d also really like to be able to create a full bridge if that’s possible with the modularity you would be planning (i.e. steps at both ends). Lastly as a cheeky extra suggestion in case you need another stretch goal – a round wattle and daub tower would be awesome!

  20. Can you do right angled curved walls please, so many options with 60, 120, 180, 240 & 300 but the ability to have a nice rounded corner to a square castle without having a tower.

  21. It would be highly beneficial to include several variations of castle layouts, each accompanied by a detailed description of the individual components used. This will allow for a more informed selection process, enabling users to print only the pieces required for their chosen design. Ideally, this information should be presented in a clear, organized PDF document spanning several pages, with each layout scenario illustrated and annotated for easy reference. What do you think?

  22. When I went all-in on this a couple of weeks ago I was a little unsure if it was the best decision. $90 seemed a bit high and I’m not a huge fan of ruin models. Based on the sheer weight of stl stretch goals, though, I now have zero regrets. I’m really hoping we can get to the hoardings. I’m a big fan of the city of Carcassonne and these would get me pretty close to being able to print out a cool model honoring the city.

    1. I agree, I almost fell like $90 is to good…almost. This one and the last one maybe me a lifetime customer. The after sale follow up is just too good.

  23. Some more ideas, Castle wall bathrooms, bathrooms, baths, catapults, ballista’s, wall buckets to drop things for defenses, ability to add a wood support to lock the doors from the inside from intruders, A training yard with training dummies, A Fishing pond, A Jail house, Market Place, Guard Checkpoint station, Toll Booth/Collection Point, Roads, medical center, Horse tie up points/Hitching Posts, outside rain water collectors, laundry area, bakery, Chimney sweepers, Warming Stations, Cart Station, brothels, Adventures guild, Signal towers, Flags and banners, Wanted community board, Fountains/Aqueducts, Cory Mine, Crops, Huge sundials, defensive U Shaped wall and gate, gryphon/hot air balloon landing tower, Merchant Hall/Storage, Stone Cutter building.

  24. Wall pieces with drawers, and shelves.
    a tower modification so it is a dice tower, maybe an initiative counter on top of the wall, and this would make a AWSOME DM screen
    Just saying 😉

  25. Welcome to all the new backers! I’m unreasonably excited about getting a castle-compatible church,— and all the stretch goals ahead.

  26. Hi! I have been trying to print the set but I run into some issues with my anycubic Kobra 2. I have some issues with the precision needed to make the connection and they don’t fit. Anyone has similar issues? What can I do to fix it? I run 0.2mm with default settings

  27. way too late for new suggestions but… I have ideas for some of the plug pieces.
    1) I’d love a plug that was a secret door.
    2)a plug that was a weakened wall that a dnd party could smash through.
    3)a plug of said smashed through wall.
    4) a plug with torches (ideally with the same light up options that the openlock has).
    5) a plug with crossed swords for display on the inside.
    6) plugs with book shelves again on the inside
    7) a plug with the track connection for walls and buttress (this way you could make a second level piece a main floor)

    and in the long long run open lock pieces that use the same plug tech

    but amazing campaign so far.

  28. Can anyone share pictures of combined keeps? I am so thrilled to print and paint this but I have been trying to imagine if the different keeps can be combined into one big keep (king castle + queen quarter etc)

    1. So the concept drawing of the queens quarters looks like it has a hex bastion tower. In that case it could share that with the Kings Keep which has 3 of those to join up.

      It also looks to have a square bastion tower, so that could then join to any building that has that also (barracks, quarters, banquet hall, square bastion)

  29. Just bought the set and it looks amazing! Fingers crossed we make it to Fort Bruce – if not I would definitely be happy to pay a little extra for this and some other of the stretch goals!

  30. I know it’s a little bit late to add model ideas… but I had an idea for a tower with a pass through at the bottom. Like for a street to go through.. and maybe a portucullis… Rothenburg ob der tauber(city in germany) has some good examples. Also maybe some more fachwerk type buildings.

    1. True, that would work great. We already have the standard square tower in the Barracks, and we want to make each model have unique, interchangeable components.

  31. hello, with the banquet hall unlocked, does that also unlock a small square tower that’s in the picture? and i echo other comments about buying any of the stretch goals that dont get unlocked, more than happy for a stretch goal addition

  32. Would it be possible to have a stone piece that would merge with the floor for the trap doors as an alternative to the wooden one. With the kings keep having three towers attached I think it would be a nice option to be able to limit player movement.

      1. Yes, apologies I didn’t explain that very well. Also just realised that lvl 3 of the towers have a different floor texture so wouldn’t just have to be stone, but yes tiles to make it though they weren’t there.

  33. Is it possible to get a 30 deg buttress adapter for the hexagonal bastion, so that we can make right angled wall corners, (or two 15 deg ones).

    I want to make a square fort, but with the corner bastions having a door access on the inside, which means the square bastions wont work.

    1. @Andrew, excellent idea. We could make two special 45-degree adaptors that work with the hex tower and match the size of the square towers for the square tessellation. I’ll also do this with the round towers

  34. Looking at the castle gatehouse picture there are 2 towers, 1 on either side of this model – I’m trying to work out what these are – I did initially think these were castle keep towers but they have a roof rather than battlements – is one side a castle barracks model? Ive printed off the gatehouse and looking to have imposing roofed tours on either side and looking for suggestions. Thanks

    1. Hi, yes, those are square barracks on either side of the gatehouse, one with the rectangular barracks attached, the other as just a square bastion. The gatehouse comes with the connectors for attaching to the square bastion with the tile roofs, as pictured too

  35. I guess, most of the models should print in 10mm too? Just scale them down? Sorry, that may be a stupid question. I just want to make sure…

    1. I have tested a few items scaled down 33% (10mm warmaster) and the buildings themselves stack nicely and look good. However, the slot and groove sections fit super tight, so tight they pretty much won’t come apart after they get seated. For example, the buttresses for the hex keep or the wing walls for the hex gate that I have assembled will not be coming back apart again. I don’t even think you could get them assembled if you painted them first.

      Larger sized prints haven’t been as tight, so seems to be related to scaling that small.

  36. Does the gatehouse currently have an option where it could function as a section of wall with an open archway, without necessarily needing a gatehouse on top? I am imagining a city with several sections of walls running through it, with archways separating quarters of the city.

      1. I’m realizing it might be too late to ask this: any chance of getting a wall section or swappable plug/buttress that functions as a postern gate or “sally port” AKA a hidden exit?

  37. The wargame “Pillage” takes place during the Dark Ages, between Late Antiquity and Early Medieval. Where wooden “Roman” strongholds evolved into stone castles. Having wooden walls in addition to the stone ones would be a huge draw for me!

    1. Wooden Walls, Great Idea, I’ll add that to the list and hopefully it will make it to stretch goals… lots of new stretch goals coming this week 🙂

  38. Loving what I have so far – Interested to know two things – the recommended way of pinning the doors (as in, so they can pivot), and
    Where do I find butresses/wall terminators/wall/castle joiners?

    1. Ah, found the butresses – Is there any wall terminator – for example I’ve printed the gatehouse – I’d like to print a simple/small cover-piece for each side to cover the smooth finish joiner piece. Basically a wall that ends immediately – kin to a butress covering a tower-joiner, but to close off a wall end.
      An alternative would be an “under-construction” wall segment (left and right ends).
      What I’m meaning is, if I haven’t space to display an entire castle, it’d be nice to show a non-ruined castle.

      1. @ Keith, yes, for sure, that’s a good idea. A few other supporters have also asked for this. So we are making a ‘Wall-End’ piece that we will update into the ‘Castle Walls’ pack

  39. I play the wargame “Pillage” in the Dark Ages, there were fortified abbeys or monasteries with surrounding walls (already present in Throne & Ash) but I would like to have an abbey church to integrate into the walls, and elements to complete the religious side: a cloister, a chapter house, a reserve or granary or warehouse as annex buildings.

      1. Thank you for all these builds for allowing me to play 2 of my favorite games: the oversized boardgame ‘Time of Legends: Joan of Arc’ and the wargame ‘Pillage’. It’s fantastic!

    1. As I understand it, the models don’t appear directly in your download library, you have to now go back to the individual sets and order them from there at $0 for each.

    2. @lubban, The models in the bundle are available immediately, the stretch goals will be produced and added to the bundles over the following 6 months, usually about 2 or 3 a week. Please email me at [email protected] if you have any issues downloading.

  40. Hi and thanks for the Campain, the models are beautiful.
    Will there be more figures for the livestock? Like a donkey, an ox, maybe horses or goats? That would be great.
    Best regards

    1. Thank you! Yes some more livestock options would be sweet, especially love horses as we have unlocked the stable. Some pigs too

    2. In the comments of “Livestock”, I proposed: pig and piglet, hen and rooster and chick, duck, goat & buck & kid, donkey, rabbit, goose, ram, bull, …

      1. Jep, sounds good, but no anouncement until now.
        So let’s hope, that all you wrote will be at 1650 purchased people, and let’s hope, that we reach this goal

  41. The ruined versions of the buildings are great. But a collapsed ruined version of the walls (HEX-180-Castle-Wall-Ruined-L & R) with wooden scaffolding connecting them and replacing the collapsed stone wall with a temporary wooden one.

  42. I really like the tower bridge idea. These are a great way to expand the central features (I.e. King’s Castle).

    Can you add an additional, full hex, bridge option to this SG? Would love to use it to span a body of water or chasm.

  43. The HEX Castle King’s Keep starts to play around with an expanded floorplan, but I think its one shortcoming comes down to the fact that the only option for Level 1 HEX Towers (the “ground floor” level) only has a single option, with 6 “clips” for buttress/wall attachment points.

    If there were variations for the Level 1 HEX towers to have less “clips” – say, 3 clips and 3 “door plugs” – these bottom floors could provide more variation, and not just for interior floorplans. It would provide options for doors at ground level. This could also be an option for the square towers: options with less “clips”, more “plugs”.

    Wondering what other folks might think about this suggestion? I’m not sure if my wording comes across.

      1. Ok! I’ll throw it up there. I made some sketches, this is a bit of an engineering and design rabbit hole, I can already tell. But it bodes well for future HEX releases I think.

    1. I have already played around in blender, and sliced a level 1 and level 2 together so that I have a basement with 3 clips and 3 plugs.
      This also makes the piece fit better on the resin build plate.

      I then made a wall plug with the wall clip to add more flexibility

      1. Wall plug with the v part for the buttresses is a great idea. Would this make the current level 2 be usable as level 1?
        Would also make the center part of level 1 usable.

        1. for level 2, yes it does, however the level 1 is about 5mm taller than the level 2 from the bottom. The internal floor lines up, just the base is thicker.
          So using a level 2 floor as it is for the basement will have issues if you then want to join walls at higher levels as they wont line up

          When I merged them I had to lower the bottom of the level 2 part to match, so that the top pegs would line up.

  44. 6 More stretch goals have been added! Sewer gate and a ruined version, castle hedges, tower bridge connectors and ruined versions, and a ruined castle vault

  45. Anyone else having issues with the plugs being way too tight/big?

    I just printed off a large batch… but to get them to fit I have to cut off the tabs and sand the bottom off it considerably (I am going to have to use the ryobi to get this done).

    And if you push to hard they crack the bottom sill of the door frame.

    Printed in Resin, ABS like.

    Should I scale the Z axis to like 97% or something?

    1. @Andrew Watts, check that your printer is set to ‘Print walls First’, this setting is usually on by default and is needed whenever you want accurate prints.’

    2. In my experience resin is very bad for getting a reliable mechanical fit, especially at scale. It warps and shrinks during the curing process ever so slightly, which can make openings smaller or larger, and the brittleness of the resin can lead to breaking or cracking as you have experienced. You are going to need to find the specific scaling that works best for you, and yes be ready to sand and cut. YMMV.

      Printing on an FDM printer will be true to size, and the plastic has a “springiness” that means you can treat the objects more like LEGO, they can snap in and out many times. If you have the option to print this way you may have an easier time.

      1. I don’t have the option for an FDM, as I have committed to a Resin set up.. its a good one and I have tuned it in quite well for printing terrain. The other pieces slot in quite well, it was just the door plugs.

        I scaled some test plugs to 98% on the Z axis and they fit a lot better.

        I think it must be because I am printing them upright with only a 10 deg tilt, so the supports underneath maybe causing the base of the plug to bulge a bit…. sideways clearance is perfect.

          1. I am printing on a Anycubic M7 Pro, using their ABS-like PRO 2.0 resin

            Using the recommended settings

            Have had very little failures or warping in what I have printed with it so far, and have gone through like 40kg of the stuff

  46. The square modules “Hex-Square-Bastion” are not compatible with the elements of “The Small Square Tower Mash Up” (Rampage Castle). Can we have the equivalent of The Small Square Tower-Battlement, -Hoarding, -Hoarding-Roof and Tower-Roof for Throne and Ash?

  47. This request may be an edge case… I have done several table bisecting siege battles (just one long wall splits the game table, sometimes an inner build too, but I am concerned about the wall. The walls run to the edge of the table. Sometimes just a gate in the center, sometimes towers (never at the edges though. What are the chances to get end caps for walls that make a finished standalone wall piece so I don’t have to end in a tower if I don’t want to? Towers have the buttresses and such to hide the interconnects, What piece caps a wall?

    Also is there a non tower transition to a low wall from a taller wall? Am I not looking hard enough at the pictures and videos?

    I guess this a two part request if these don’t exist 1) Standalone walls end caps and 2) a wall height transition piece to the lower height wall height.

    1. Awesome requests Orionnoir

      Yes, we do have the low-wall to high-wall ‘stairs’, they are in the Castle Grounds Bundle.

      Also, yes to making the ‘End Caps’; other customers have also requested this. Its a great idea.

      Next week, we will add ‘End caps’ to the existing wall packs as a free update, as it’s too small a job for a stretch goal.

  48. Suggestions :

    – Stone and/or wooden walk bridges to link two towers (like https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fh620rfclo7381.png)

    – Double crenellation walls (defensible on both sides of the pathway)

    – Something to make a large bridge from the gate sections (not clear if it is feasible with the present components) or simply a larger archway in a wall to be able to make it.

    – Wooden hoardings (like https://www.timeref.com/vr/assets/imgs/hoarding_front.png)

  49. So planning future builds … couple of questions:

    Are the Round Tower and Count’s Tower parts interchangeable?

    What is the diameter of the Round Tower? It looks bigger than a single hex; it that correct?

    Are the walls (with hoardings) shown with the “Round Tower” a full new wall set or are they just connector pieces from round tower to regular walls?

    1. Hi, good questions. They’ve only just been unlocked so we haven’t had time to fully iron out all the measurements and designs. But the intention is, yes, the round tower parts are interchangeable with other similar-sized round pieces, much like the hex tower and square bastion pieces. And the hoardings are currently planned to be clip-on parts for the existing walls, but we’re working through all the plans

    2. There will be three sizes of round towers, the smallest of which is the size of the Turrets. The largest is the Counts Tower and the Counts Keep.

      Each tower will be interchangeable with other towers of the same shape, like the Square and Hex Towers. They will all have unique parts, which means you can make loads of combinations.

      We are also working on some buildings that mix the different towers, so you have a round tower on top of a square tower.

  50. Do the Plugs work for any model? For example can I use the Arrowslit plug from the Bastion on the Hex tower since there isn’t an arrow slit option?

  51. Thank you again for the excellent quality.

    Have castle elements (e.g., HEX Castle Keep Tower) that have battlements have the option to add a roof, and conversely, elements with a roof (e.g., HEX Castle Oval Bastion) have the battlement option.

  52. I’m in. Lots of flexibility in this set. Time to donate some older models to make room.

    Ask – can you add extended barracks crenellations to cover the entire roof.

  53. i’ve purchased this Bundle and absolutely love it. A Big Hall und customizable (from size Point of view) buildings (to build domitories or Panters/armories) in addition would be great. And a well.
    Good Job!

    1. Yeah they are indeed. With everything being modular as well, you can break things up if players are on different levels of a tower during combat for example.

  54. I’m really enjoying keeping up with the progress of this campaign. The creativity, energy and enthusiasm of both the staff and customers is infectious. I love it!

  55. I know it is supposed to be earlier, but Cannon port options in the tower and turrets would be awesome. then you can also use it for things like port royale and pirates

  56. Though I have a lot of K/C done I can see enough specific pieces in this set I’d like to add that buying the “all in” is a better value that buying a-la-carte.

    I have two hesitations other than the typical veteran STL printer’s concerns (storage, cost, and what to take out of the queue).

    1) The hex connections – I can test this with the transition pieces added to K/C walls to see how PS has balanced a functional fit while limiting gaps. Thanks for the transition pieces.

    The modular doors/windows – I have modular sets that, in application, are flexible in design but must be fixed after assembly (the fits are either too tight to move or so loose they must be glued/filled in place). This is not necessarily a bad thing but knowing what to expect is really helpful.

    PS is a premium STL designer (I have most of your catalogue) so if anyone can/has actually made a functional modular set it would be you guys. Would you please post a demo-video showing 1) how modular are the doors/windows really (putting them in /taking them out), 2) how do they actually work and 3) all the modular options for windows, doors, and filler-walls currently revealed?

    If these are truly modular a set of additional door/window/roof options would be interesting (i.e. 1) a balcony connecting two openings for hex and square or 2) a catwalk between two towers (probably built on the buttress slider so supporting beams can be added) or 3) anchor points for the Shadow Few rope bridge to run between tower openings) … just please make everything wide enough for “the modern dramatic minis” (minis on 25mm base but take up a bigger footprint after arms/weapons/capes are considered).

    Thanks

    1. CSC, if it helps, I’ve been printing out a lot of doors/swappable plugs, and so far I’m super impressed with the mechanical fit of these things. They snap in out out securely and satisfyingly, and the doors even slightly click shut and hold shut. I agree that a video showcasing this aspect would go a long way.

      I have been printing everything on a Bambu A1 and have not seen any failures or needed to give any of the prints post-processing. The walls also slot together smooth.

        1. It works fine for me, the Printed Square Tower on Ender 3 -f – my only gripe is that the buttress connectors are almost the same size as the wall connector, so it’s easy to forget that you need a buttress adaptor before the wall

        2. I think I fixed the problem, I was having issues with my sharp corners bulging slightly from printing at either too high a speed or too high a nozzle temp. Regardless, the issue is overextrusion as the printer slows down on sharp corners, which the connectors for this set have, I think thats what was causing mine and your problems potentially.

          1. Yup. Duplicate reply just for completeness. Slowed down outer and inner wall speeds, along with gap infill. Switched out outer then inner wall for print order too. No more fit problems.

        3. I have only printed the wattle and daub plugs from the Kings castle, But I faced similar issues with them being too tight.

          I had to sand the base of the plug and cut off the little tabs just to get them to fit.

          I also run a scalpel around the holes underneath each tower level, as they seem to be a bit too snug, and I even broke edges off a couple of my first print trying to get it to fit onto the basement.

          conversely, the hex slot on the windlass piece for the portcullis was too loose and the winding axle did not slot in snug.

          All Printed in resin.

        1. Printing on a P1S using Bambu Basic filament. Connections, Plugs, and doors are fitting snugly requiring just a little bit of finger strength for removal. This is after a coat of primer has been applied. So far I’ve printed a 120 degree wall, the entire barracks structure with some of the plugs being borrowed from the other structures. Originally, I was intending to glue the plugs in, but am now reconsidering how well it all mates together.

  57. I’ve been having difficulty with pieces being able to slide together together into the pre-designed slots, they seem too small, is there any tips you’d recommend to help fix this problem in future prints?

    1. The connection has a .5 gap. This is the first comment that we have had about connections being too tight. We can increase the tolerance, but it might make the connection too loose for everyone else..

      1. No problem! I was just curious if it was a problem with my printer or if anyone else was having a similar issue, I suppose I got my answer! Love the files, can’t wait to print more after I tinker with my printer a bit!

      2. Same problem for me of nothing fitting. I’d have to get a hammer out and hit them to try to make the the pieces fit. Your video shows them just glide into the fits and that is 100% not what I’m experiencing. I’m printing on a p1p with their basic filament.

      1. I’ve double checked my prints and I’m seeing I have a bit of an elephant foot, I’m going to relevel the printer and check my slicing setting to see if I can fix it, thank you!

    2. I think we had the same problem, and fixed it the same way. I slowed my outer and inner wall speeds down to 50mm/sec, along with the gap infill speed. I also changed the print order to outer then inner. I have great fits now with the connections. Pretty much just glide in now.

  58. We’ve added some exciting new stretch goals to the campaign! Check them out and let us know what you think — we’d love your feedback!

  59. Not sure if i missed it somewhere, I know obviously i can scale the models up or down, but do they start out as the same scale as your other products? (i hope this makes sense)

    1. Yes, they are already compatible with King & Country, Ramshackle & Ruin. We have made the doors slightly bigger, so they will be OK for 28mm and 32mm. The brickwork and the walls all match King and Country. The doors will look slightly large when used with an actual 28mm mini, but this is acceptable with castles.

  60. Square Tower Gate: You could think about an option to replace the bottom pieces of the square tower to turn it into a tower gate, with a gate on the front and back and wall connectors on the sides.
    Roofed barracks: Make a second option for the top of the barracks as a roof. Nice detail would be a crow-stepped gable on the sides of the roof.

    1. A square tower gate, that’s a great idea.
      The roof for the barracks can be taken from the Wattle and Daub Living quarters, which will have a compatible roof

    1. Yes, the Barracks is the only model with a Square Bastion at this stage. We have another square-based tower in the pipeline, It will contain square battlement tops that are compatible with the square bastion

  61. Just had another idea, although this one would take a lot more work: How about some (modular?) scaffolding pieces? They could either be used for cheap additional battlement access and/or for repair work when combined with the ruined walls and buildings. If you want to go further you could even make a crane with those human sized hamster-wheels.

  62. This is my first purchase after months of eyeing your various great products. It’s the perfect combination of the large scale of the Norman models and the modularity of Ramshackle and almost even Clorehaven!

    Most ideas I’ve had over the last few days have already been posted or even officially confirmed, but I do have one suggestion:
    An additional variant of the base levels of the various towers where just one buttress connector is replaced with a standard wall plug hole. That way you could have a ground level entrance for towers, especially useful if they are meant as a way to access the walls, and if you also modify the base level of the HEX Castle Kings Keep by removing three corresponding internal buttresses, you could not only have the central basement be accessible, all the basements could also theoretically be interconnected via doors or archways. This idea should also work with the square bastion and similar buildings.

      1. I noticed this morning that the internal section of the basement was not accessible. I thought that maybe a hatch could be added to the floor of the second-floor center section to make that accessible.

      2. oooh that would be great also from a Resin printer point of view.

        The basement hex tower piece is just that little bit too wide with hex connectors on every side for my build plate (Anycubic M7 Pro). I was trying to avoid cutting the piece if I could as I hate joining them later.
        I had to tilt it to about 65 deg to get it to fit, which meant lots of supports. The upper levels were a better fit and only slight angling was needed (and recommended anyway)

        Most Resin printers are rectangular in build plate, usually around 100-150mm wide, as opposed to FDM which appear to be square.

        On that note, a guide article on best methods for prepping files for resin printing would be great (hollowing thickness, drain holes, support angles etc).

  63. Three more stretch goals added! The “Square Living Quarters” in wattle & daub, the alternate “Ruined Square Living Quarters”, and the “Throne Room Decorations” interior scatter pieces.

  64. Had another idea,

    could we have an internal archway bridge / wall section.

    Something that could connect 1st and second story internal buildings, such as the keep, to a wall fort or tower, but have clear access underneath.

    maybe a bit wider with a parapet on either side of the walkway

  65. I have printed a massive amount of King/Country assets. There are several elements here I can see using to expand that set. To help with transitions would it be possible to add 90 degree curved walls (inside and outside curve) to both heights of the Hex Walls?

  66. Not sure if it would be a waste of time/effort but perhaps some floor tiles that could be used to fill out the grounds given the aesthetics are different from that of previous campaigns.

  67. As I havn’t seen it on the collection of stretch goal suggestions (except it was turned into the throne room) I suggest modular rooms and roofs to use this system to build playable castle dungeons e.g. Castle Ravenloft.

  68. Hi. Quick question about the King and Country adapter: do the pieces need to be scaled or printed as is? I believe King and Country is scaled at 28mm and Throne & Ash at 32mm. Thanks!

  69. Hi there.. just backed to play some OPR Regiments seige games.

    Suggestion for the wall parapets… can they be made wide enough to fit 2 ranks of square based minis? Like 50mm should be enough.

    Maybe with an attachable overhang piece?

  70. Got the email and you had me at castle…..all in baby!
    I love the paint scheme as is but plan on printing extra roofs for different color options so even some different styles roof options would be cool as a later add on.
    I am also thinking some sort of great hall/throne room maybe it could be dual purpose with the chapel plan.

    Posted the campaign video to FB will there be others to help spread the word?

    1. Awesome, thanks Juleswi.

      Yes, a large throne room would be a good idea; we have had a few requests for that so its on the list for sure :).

  71. Sixteen free models were unlocked in the first couple of days.

    Also new models added to the stretch goals:

    Smithy – Requested by Reyna Dodge
    Wattle and Daub Cottages requested by Wallenstein and others

  72. I would love to see a rampart for on top of the large round tower and a keep with a more house-shaped-roof, like often seen in Scottish and Dutch medieval castles.

  73. Do you guys have a painting tutorial up yet? I really like the looks of your painted pieces. My 4 printers have been going nonstop and i’m already filling a table with pieces. Would like to get ahead of some of the painting.

      1. Would love to see a full tutorial. What brands do you use? I think the colors for the stones you picked out to highlight are top notch. I always did my stone in greys but I really love this color scheme and would definitely love to replicate it.

    1. Awesome… Added Chaple to the list, definitely got to do this one as we have had a few requests for it. Also, I’m going to work on a Crypt of some sort 🙂

  74. Hello.
    As I’m not fantasy oriented, I’d like more civilian buildings that can also be used in the King and Country series:
    – wattle & daub cottages
    – smaller church, chapel

    1. Terrain Tinker is more about OpenLOCK, we are going to meet with Ryan at some stage after the campaign to talk about a dedicated SystemHEX planner using the Terrain Tinker tech

  75. Hey, long time fan first time backer.

    I think others may have mentioned similar to this already.

    But I would love a pdf or quick sample videos that show you each of the pieces in action to give a better visual understanding.

    I have just started on the first two levels of the Tower Keep

    1. Hi Marc, great to see you back.

      Yes, for sure. A video of each model pack, showing how they connect, is a great idea. I’ll see if I can do that today

  76. Great looking models and lots of good suggestions from people.
    My request isn’t for more buildings, but rather some parts lists and example builds?
    It’d be really useful to see a few different towers and which components were used to make each one. I don’t know about others but when it comes to fully modular buildings I often draw a blank as there’s too many options to choose from so “pre-made” starter setups would be really useful – for me and my customers!
    Thanks!

    1. Hi, Dungeon Tokens. It’s good to see you here again. We can make a set of layouts and then show the Top Down SystemHEX view on how they connect

  77. Great idea and models as always.

    Been backing your campaigns for years but never saw anything about this one – just a video on Facebook (which had no link to the campaign). Had to go searching for the link. Humbly suggest you always a link to the campaign and also send an update on the Kickstarter campaigns about the new release (if you can) so other previous backers can see the campaign .

  78. Wow! Backed as soon as I saw this! Still printing Ramshackle and Ruin but couldn’t pass this up! As far as my suggestions go, I second AT’s thoughts and would include:
    animal pens/ stables for keeping feed animals in during a siege
    a well or small stream as a source of water for a siege
    emplacements for cauldrons, mangelin’s, catapults, trebuchets, etc. (and those defenses) for maybe a siege…
    a wall-based interior smithy for weapon and armor repairs
    a big arsed drawbridge for those moats we want to cross and the associated gate house to house it
    and finally, a giant tower… think 18″/.5m tall, massive base… because it’s fantasy and I’m thinking about a second printer.

    Please, keep up the good work, the customer support on the Ramshackle campaign is why I instantly bought into this one!

  79. Long ramp sections to lead to an elevated gate. Extensions for the bottom of walls to make them higher.

    I need to make a Helms Deep now!

  80. Can you please provide round or oval towers suitable for the low wall? The high walls will be very long to print, just like the towers, I think I’ll rather focus on a version with low walls.

  81. Looking great! What I would highly suggest ist rooms / roofs to make a big castle with many interior rooms e.g. for Curse of Strahd etc..

  82. Ideas for stretch goals:
    Clip on hoardings
    Climbing ivy
    Latrines
    Wash house
    Double width walls/twin parapets
    Jousting arena
    Wall T sections
    Wall to tower arching bridges
    Gargoyles

    1. Hi AT, yes good idea. This system is more about connecting large structures together. OpenLOCK is about creating Grid Based Structures. Ill have to check about how we go about doing that. Seems feasible though

  83. May I suggest that you post an update about this to your past Kickstarter campaigns? I only found out about this project because I got an e-mail about the Norman Fort Walls update 🙂

  84. I have the King and Country printed. I saw the transition pieces atted to the Norman Fort Walls. Two questions:
    1. Are the transition pieces standard Norman Walls to Short Throne Walls?
    2. I have printed most of King and Country; can you show me how these sets co-mingle or is this really a separate set?

    Thanks.

    1. Hi CSC, Yes, the Steps in the ‘Throne and Ash Castle Grounds’ transition between the tall walls and the short walls. Also, the buildings have swappable doors on the first floor that match the short walls on King & Country.

      You should also receive a free update email with your Norman Wall purchase that gives you the adaptors for the SystemHEX Walls

  85. Looks incredible. Can’t wait to start building. Any plans on integrating into Terrain Tinker? Realise they’re not OpenLOCK, but similar principle. This set will fill many gaps and apply to many varied wargaming systems. I’m glad their are connector pieces for other sets. Well done, and thank you.

  86. What historical period or fantasy genre did you design this for? My forte is not medievals but I am learning more about the eras.This looks to me like 800 Europe or Crusades to Europe in 1600s (and maybe up to WW2 since Europe takes care of these types of treasures).

    1. Yes, this is Middle Ages Europe. We wanted to make a gamified version of Carcassonne but with the ability to build as wide a variety of Castles as we could find on the internet

  87. I would love to see a banquet hall: with optional windows of stained glass/rose windows, ruins, and maybe even “evil/monstrous” swap-outs

  88. Just because I know this is going to be asked 1000 times.
    Will there be a pice to convert the Norman King and country pieces to this system.

    I Imagine this would be easier for the walls than the buildings but it would be great to have an answer one way or another.

    1. Yes for sure, there is an Update to the Norman King and Country walls coming out today, This will include the adaptor to connect to the system

    1. I’ve been using the King and Country painting guide and the technique using the wall putty filler has worked great. It’s a slightly different look from what you see in the demo videos here, but the finished product looks great. Look for it in the Knowledge base under the category: Finishing and Painting. It’s a little ways down now, but there are two tutorials https://www.printablescenery.com/2022/08/11/painting-realistic-stone/ and https://www.printablescenery.com/2022/11/03/how-to-paint-medieval-textures/

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