Lost City Preview: Feb'24
Added 2024-02-02 19:22:52 +0000 UTCNote: UPDATE: painted images added 2/15 . I have a lot of assets to add to the set in the coming months so I'm going to stop here and leave room to add.
Unleash urban warfare chaos with Lost City Vol 1 (PDF), your gateway to modular mayhem! This set transforms your tabletop into a labyrinthine trench network, perfect for close-quarters skirmishes.
Intricately Crafted Streets:
- 7 versatile road sections with raised sidewalks for tactical cover:3 straight paths for clear sightlines
1 elevated bridge/stairway for strategic choke points
3 dynamic turns (X, T, and reversible L) for outmaneuvering your opponent
Removable sidewalks featuring a convenient ½ inch grid for precise unit placement
2 playable endcap stair sets to conquer the high ground
1 standard road cap for a seamless finish
Storytelling Ruins:
- 3 unique side ruin designs, each bursting with tactical opportunities:
Choose from 3 distinct doorway options per base: Rugged, functional doors (4 styles) for fortified positions
Crumbling walls for breaching and flanking maneuvers
Open breaches for unpredictable engagements
Modular design: use each base solo or connect 2 halves for larger structures
2 dedicated stair ruins (full and compact sizes) add verticality to the battlefield
- Immerse yourself in 2 thematic larger ruins, ideal for central objectives: A majestic temple brimming with secrets
A communal bath/well offering both respite and danger
- Multiple cut options available for select larger pieces, ensuring compatibility with your printer
Lost City Vol 1 is more than just a scenery kit - it's an invitation to endless tactical possibilities. So, gather your forces, prepare for urban warfare, and get ready to experience modular mayhem!
Comments
Hi Luke, yes that is true, they will work out in that way. everything is on matrix in terms of length and width:) Thanks for the suggestion. I guess that mechanism could also make little courtyard entrances for specific ruins along the back walls as well. With the speed I have to go, I tend to make modular stuff and then figure out what to do with it.
2024-02-04 19:51:10 +0000 UTCouch that is a lot of resin! Yeah you should be fine. Yeah that is for the high speed? It should be fun. I haven't had the time to zero in doing small stuff on those printers but the bigger things seem to take care of themselves. The largest items are chopped in half so you should be okay, either way it is all at or under 200mm.
2024-02-04 19:50:54 +0000 UTCDo the endcap stairs happen to fit into the openings of the X, T, and L turns? If so, the turns could be used to add stairs anywhere along the streets.
Luke Weinhagen
2024-02-03 21:44:56 +0000 UTCThis looks great! Thank you! Question: what's the width of the larger pieces. I don't have an FDM printer, but I do have a Saturn 3 Ultra, so I have 10" for the widest axis. Will I be able to print this in resin?
James Klappenbach
2024-02-02 21:54:36 +0000 UTC
