[Kickstarter] 2nd World War models "German Town" for print

[ESLO]

2nd World War models "German Town" on Kickstarter for prinbt on your own 3D Printer.

Please support us: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1878605342/3d-printable-modular-scenery-ww2-german-town


some Pictures:
the first testprint:


street:


house:


more info and pictures can you find on the project site.

And the firsts Update:

new Pictures of pianted prints and new models:





and now we have 2 exclusiv models for backer with full set and this is kickstarte exclusiv:



Thank you.

[Ultravanillasmurf]

Interesting.

Do you know how widespread is the take up of reasonable resolution 3D printers amongst wargamers?

It might be worth a poll on this site.

How wide are the roads in your project?

What are the dimensions of the buildings?

Why are the location tabs on the 3D model the other way round on the printed examples?

[ESLO]

@Ultravanillasmurf:

Do you know how widespread is the take up of reasonable resolution 3D printers amongst wargamers?
Not exactly but apparently not a little

It might be worth a poll on this site.

How wide are the roads in your project? / What are the dimensions of the buildings?

You can rescale in different sizes: You can print for 6mm, 15mm, 20mm, 25mm or what you need...

Why are the location tabs on the 3D model the other way round on the printed examples?
What do you mean?

[ESLO]

We have update our Kickstarter:

...it is half-time

- some printed pictures added

- first stretch goal is unlocked


Some persons have some questions, we will give answers:

Why this project?
We need your help to construct all models ready, this takes a lot of time and is also very costly.

Why should I support the project?
Be the first to receive the files. Some files will be downloadable later in the shop but not all. The packages will be more expensive than here, so save them now and save up to 40%.

Why are there so few models for the price?
There are no few, there are currently more than 30 models without Stretch goals.
a list can you find on Project site (and some new ones will be added)
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1878605342/3d-printable-modular-scenery-ww2-german-town

Please follow us also if you not have a Printer the next Kickstarter is for you...

[Truscott Trotter]

Looks good.
One point AKAIK cobblestones are normally laid perpendicular to the way shown on your example.

[Ultravanillasmurf]

@Ultravanillasmurf:.
How wide are the roads in your project? / What are the dimensions of the buildings?

You can rescale in different sizes: You can print for 6mm, 15mm, 20mm, 25mm or what you need...

Okay, I was not clear. If the roads and buildings were full sized, how big would they be (I can then work out the scale size). The buildings have been artistically compressed, but to have doors suitable for figures of a scale they have to be a certain size.

Similarly for the roads, the width of the pavement (English term) and the road at a scale of 305mm to the foot.

The road should be wide enough for two scale lorries to be placed side by side but unless it is representing Harlem, the pavement should be no wider than two infantry figure bases.

Of course single track roads and narrow pavements are additional features but would need to be scaled so the connectors lined up.

Why are the location tabs on the 3D model the other way round on the printed examples?
What do you mean?

In the animated picture showing the assembly of the two buildings the tabs are on the left facing the front and rear but on the physical models they are on the side panels and on the right side. They are also in different positions for the ground and first floor on the physical models. If they are a print they should be the same.

[Ultravanillasmurf]

Looks good.
One point AKAIK cobblestones are normally laid perpendicular to the way shown on your example.

Good point before the widespread use of Tarmac, road surfaces would be distinctive. They could be "bricks", setts or cobbles. Their patterns would vary.

[ESLO]

NEW Update:

Stretch Goal #2 unlocked:


some new models ready / added:





Gamer without 3d Printer please follow us on Kickstarter, the next campagn is for you...

Link:https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1878605342/3d-printable-modular-scenery-ww2-german-town

[ESLO]

@Ultravanillasmurf:.

Q: In the animated picture showing the assembly of the two buildings the tabs are on the left facing the front and rear but on the physical models they are on the side panels and on the right side. They are also in different positions for the ground and first floor on the physical models. If they are a print they should be the same.

A: This was a preview model, now are all Tabs on similliar sides.

@All:

Thanks for all opinion.