Italian Octarius

myminifactory

A late-medieval Italianate Gothic reimagining of the Octarius set of Kill Team terrain complete with scrap piles and fences. I decided to try my hand at a total visual redesign of a set of competitive terrain, and built the core buildings and the tower from scratch. The scrap piles were taken directly form Sharedog Miniatures' "Piles of Crap" set and rescaled to match the official piles. Similarly, the fences were taken from several designs by Terrain4Print and scaled appropriately. Everything is designed to print support-free on FDM or resin printers and there are simple versions of some of the more complicated parts in case your printer isn't up to the task for particularly delicate operations. Check the "Demo" files for assembly orientations of everything, and the set is designed to be glued together. I suggest printing out a dozen or so loose bricks and gluing them wherever you please to add visual texture, especially to the tower under construction. A Full Print Set is as follows: - 1x Side Tower with Stuff (or 1x Side Tower, 1x Brick Pile, 1x Crate)- 1x Scaffold (Textured or Plain)- 1x Platform (or 1x Platform Narrow Slat)- 1x Crane (or 1x Crane Left and 1x Crane Right; either Intricate or Plain)- 1x Treadwheel- 2x Wall 1- 2x Roof 1- 2x Rail 1- 2x Wall 2 (or 2x Wall 2 Without Tree and 2x Wall 2 Tree)- 2x Roof 2- 2x Rail 2- 4x Column (optional)- 1x Small Pile- 1x Medium Pile- 1x Large Pile- 1x Hedge- 1x Whattle Fence- 1x Stone Wall- Bricks to taste Sources: Piles: myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-piles-of-crap-217799 Fence 1: thingiverse.com/thing:2283338 Fence 2: thingiverse.com/thing:1644469 Fence 3: thingiverse.com/thing:5615218 Deficiencies: - The 4 core buildings are all able to form the rectangle for the narrative structure, but the tower doesn't fit in the center- Slight stringing on the 90 degree corners of the rails when printed support free, so they may need support if your machine doesn't handle it well- Intricate version of the crane really should be printed in halves to improve print success and rope strength. I recommend .1mm resolution for this piece or as close as you can get Built primarily in OnShape. Link below for remixing cad.onshape.com/documents/2be33fc6a64e4700983ca84e/w/d49f47e4d3098900af65de05/e/6e7cdf653afc55b8a9bf6ed5