Modular Tree for Conan Boardgames and other dungeon crawlers

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These models depict obstacles on Monoith's Conan boardgames, specifically trees that can be easily integrated into the game board. The tree sections are designed to slide into a central clip that not only holds them in place but also serves as a platform to indicate whether models are above, below, or inside a tree. This design allows players to see the beautiful artwork on the board without obstruction, which is crucial for enforcing zone saturation rules. I envision these trees being adaptable to various games beyond Conan. Some games impose restrictions on movement through brush or tree zones, while others introduce conditions, permit climbing or flying over trees, or even combine multiple scenarios. These tree models should be able to handle all such cases clearly and seamlessly, providing the necessary scenery without any complications. Furthermore, for games that incorporate Line of Sight (LOS) rules, these trees can be set up in a way that either obstructs LOS or indicates when it crosses through the tree, eliminating the difficulties often associated with traditionally modeled trees in scatter terrain. The design of the trees includes textured sides and flat opposite sides for easy 3D printing. For painters, the models can be printed at half height, allowing two sections to fit into each clip, resulting in two textured sides that are simple to paint using wash techniques. There is also an optional top clip available for those who prefer a more uniform look, addressing any aesthetic concerns related to uneven tree section heights.