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Miniatures Adventure => Age of the Big Battalions => Topic started by: Cat on 28 September 2021, 04:33:13 PM
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3D Print Terrain has launched their 3rd Napoleonic Kickstarter campaign. The theme this time is villages (yay, the staple of the miniatures gaming battlefield). Village sets are from various styles across Europe: Peninsula, Italy, Austria, Northern Germany, Russia, and maybe others as the campaign unfolds. Also suitable of course up through WW2 and beyond.
Sets from any prior KS can be bundled into the pledge. I backed the Napoleonic 2nd set, and also picked up the 1st and a Italy/Spain set too at that time.
These campaigns have been very successful, and it's safe to say that many nice files will be added as it develops, and he does respond to backer requests as more add-ons open up.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/3d-print-terrain/napoleonic-wars-3rd-stl-files-for-your-printable-terrain/description
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Looks like some good stuff there. Will there be any way to get hold of files a la carte after the Kickstarter is finished?
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Looks like some good stuff there. Will there be any way to get hold of files a la carte after the Kickstarter is finished?
No, Jens only sells bundle sets. The good news is that each bundle is a really good value for all the content. All of the sets are available here: https://www.3dprintterrain.de/
Usually, they are €65 each. During the Kickstarters, you can buy any of them in the bundle options at the Kickstarter price of €40 for each extra set. I backed the Napoleonic Set 2, and also picked up the Napoleonic Set 1 and Italy/Spain bundles then. Back again for Set 3.
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In addition to lots of village options across the continent, city wall sections have been added for Badajoz.
The Badojoz city set also has breached wall and rubbled building options that will be stunning for The Silver Bayonet games (as well as basic storming of course).
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/3d-print-terrain/napoleonic-wars-3rd-stl-files-for-your-printable-terrain/posts/3321803
It's been noted on Facebook that the walls of Smolensk will be coming up, and ruined Russian village buildings too.