Astral Exploration Ship Gameboard

Astral Exploration Ship Gameboard

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This is a modified version of the Astral Exploration Ship by mz4250 which is designed to be printed and assembled in LOTS of small sections as a game board for standard Dnd miniatures. It does not include the sails or the main body of the ship - just the deck. The aft sections are designed to interlock and be glued together but the front are essentially just tiles. For the center and bow you have either the original option or the extended option for everything forward of the aft cabin. The extended is longer and has more details like runes. I modelled a crows nest, stairway, and runes on the ship to make it more detailed in the forward half (extended version only). The sections are sized that they can be printed even on a photon zero and make the ship length be about 1 meter (approximately 39 x "5 foot squares" long). Note: All of the files are in seperate objects in the 3mf files. I included one section as an STL because thingiverse required it. Files includes lychee slicer files and slightly modified slice files for photon zero (fixed minor islands/suctions). The vast majority of pieces can be printed on their side directly on the plate with no supports since they are essentially 2mm thick sheets. Note: This is a work in progress. I am still printing it myself and some sections have errors minor errors but they slice ok. Some lychee scene files are not yet supported - just wanted to see how much I can crowd on the build plate; 6 prints should make the entire thing with my little photon zero which means the M3 Max could probably print everything in one quick print session. Total resin for the entire thing looks to be about 350ml estimated.

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