skirmish movement trays 3d models

Movement Tray for skirmish unit. ... For miniature base : -20*20mm

My first foray into creating something for my 3D printer, and I'm thrilled with the results of a simple Saga movement tray designed to hold four miniatures in skirmish format. My initial attempt has been a resounding success. ... Improvements I'd love...

A compact movement tray specifically designed for 28mm miniatures with standard base sizes of 20 x 20mm perfectly accommodates Kings of War miniatures from Mantic games. ...With an assumed base height of 3mm, this tray cleverly leaves a space of 12.5mm...

A movement tray for 28 mm miniatures with base sizes of 40 x 40 mm. ...Fits perfectly to Kings of War miniatures from Mantic games. The height of the bases is assumed to 3 mm, the movement tray has a space between the bases of 12.5 mm.

A movement tray for 28 mm miniatures with base sizes of 20 x 20 mm. ...Fits perfectly to Kings of War miniatures from Mantic games. The height of the bases is assumed to 3 mm, the movement tray has a space between the bases of 12.5 mm.

... ensures a seamless fit for enthusiasts. With a base height of approximately 3mm, the Movement Tray features strategically placed gaps between each base, totaling 12.5mm in width, allowing effortless organization and display of the miniature army.

Remix of the original Movement tray script for openscad from BuckRogers1965 Modified to generate skirmisher Movement trays for the ninth age. The space between two bases is set to 12.50mm but can be changed to your liking. If there are any issues...

Added a version with edgeds all around the tray

Same stuff but now with magnet holes to your liking. ...Example ist with 3x1mm magnets diameter can be changed in the open scad file

Same stuff but now with magnet holes to your liking. ...Example ist with 3x1mm magnets diameter can be changed in the open scad file

A skirmish movement tray for 20mm bases with 5mm x 1mm magnet slots. 5x1 formation. ... (Designed it for my scrapling trappers) for 5x2 formation: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5619749

Assorted movement trays.Frontage is the width of each base plus 0.2mm plus 4mm. Eg. ...the 3x1 50x75 tray is 154.6mm wide.Added a simple 90 degree corner marker.

I command a Green Tide of Orks and urgently require movement trays. ...Having crafted these a while back, I've been meaning to share them with fellow enthusiasts.

Here's new version of my movement trays. ...Changes : larger hole for individual base (you can go from 19mm to 20mm washer) thinner borders a straight side to see the figures orientation

Here are my revised movement trays with several key improvements. The changes include: A larger hole for the individual base, allowing you to use either a 19mm or 20mm washer. Slimmer borders that provide a sleeker look and easier handling. ... A...

Movement trays for 8 soldiers with 25mm round bases and 2 horses sporting 40mm bases are now available, perfect for organizing your shelf or bringing epic battles to life in War Of The Ring styled games. More exciting items are on the way! ...Check out...

Warhammer miniatures movement trays. Different sizes for 20x20 and 25x25 square bases. For unit size from 5 columns by 2 rows up to 10x4 (38 files). -Thickness 0.9mm. ... 0.25mm width and length tolerance Also added models for 25x25 and 20x20...

Movement Trays for Too Fat Lardies' upcoming Ancients skirmish game are in the works. These trays are engineered to be used with thin 25mm round bases, commonly found on Warlord Games WWII miniatures. ...If you need to print some of these trays, check...

Movement Trays for Too Fat Lardies upcoming (as of this writing) Ancients skirmish game. These trays are designed to be used with thin 25mm round bases such as you find with Warlord Games WWII miniatures. ...If you need to print some of these, see my...

Includes: 20mm base (5,6,7,8 files) 25mm base (5,6,7,8 files) 25x50mm base (3,4,5,6 files) 40mm base (2,3,4,5 files) 50mm base (2,3 files) 50x75mm base (2,3,4 files) 50x100mm base (3,4 files) Bonus: 20mm skirmish tray (3x2, 5x1 and 5x2) 25mm skirmish...

Movement trays originally designed for my Turnip28 regiment to make moving units easier, I have since expanded the number of trays available to fit a larger array of units. The top of each tray is the ideal place to add terrain details, base-topping...

Movement trays for miniatures with 28mm bases, 32mm bases and a tray for gretchin with runtherd.

Basic movement trays for your troops . Great tool to have if you like horde armies . ... Enjoy .

This pack contains these STL FILES: -25x STL files of movement trays for 20mm square bases. -19x STL files of movement trays for 25mm square bases. -19x STL files of movement trays for GW cavalry bases (24x50mm). -13x STL files of movement trays...

... Movement Tray (F) Outside Dimension: 130x70x6 Insert Dimension: 122x62x4 Three ranks of six 20x20 infantry, three ranks of three 40x20 infantry, four ranks of three 40x15 infantry, or two ranks of three 40x30 cavalry bases fit inside these trays.

you will need some neodynmagnets 2x1mm so you can transport your movement trays in a metal box. the holes are UNDER the movement tray. you can use also other magnets for your bases into your movement trays. You can find them all in the zip. There...

Movement Tray (A) Outside Dimension: 170x50x6 Insert Dimension: 162x42x4 Fits 2 ranks of 8 20x20 infantry or 2 ranks of 4 40x20 infantry bases Movement Tray (B) Outside Dimension: 170x70x6 Insert Dimension: 162x62x4 Fits 3 ranks of 8 20x20 infantry...

This pack contains these STL FILES: -11x STL files of movement trays for 25mm diameter miniatures. -9x STL files of movement trays for 28mm diameter miniatures. -11x STL files of movement trays for 32mm diameter miniatures. -12x STL files of...

... game? Feeling too lazy to move 3 minis? Look no further! 3-man movement trays are here in 25, 32, and 40mm sizes! NOTE: I have not printed these out yet, so sizes may not be exactly correct. ...I will update sizes once they are printed and fitted.

... standard diameter, ensure compatibility with a wide range of sci-fi miniatures. Although the official rules are still in development ahead of final publication, this tray size appears to be the preferred standard when using optional movement trays.