RifRaf Terraforming Mars Turmoil Tiles

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FROM THE MAIN POST... UPDATED JANUARY 2020 So what's new! All city tiles have fresh base logos and clearer text alongside new city logos on the cube placement area. Each brown-based tile features its respective emblem on the cube placement area, while all expansion tiles showcase their distinct emblems in the same area. - All images displayed are of the 2020 tiles only, but older tiles remain in this post. - To print the same set as shown, use only the 2020 tiles. - The "new" or altered tiles include Lave Flows, Corporate Stronghold, Urbanized Area, Open City, Plantation, Experimental Forest, two alternate Tree Tiles (totaling four), Phobos Space Haven, Ganymede Colony, and a new V2 version of the Generic City Tile. All 2020 tiles were printed on a single extruder printer with a .25mm nozzle for optimal detail visibility. Your results may vary when using a larger nozzle. I utilized over twenty different rolls of filament color, and all "city" tiles feature metallic colors (except Commercial District, which is gold). Expansion tiles have their own distinct metallic colors to differentiate them from one another. Note that Phobos Space Haven, Ganymede, Luna Metropolis, Dawn City, Stratopolis, and Maxwell Base are printed without red/brown base filament as they are not Martian and take place on moons or other planets. As a perfectionist, I may have overlooked some details. If you encounter any issues, please inform me so I can address them. Have fun! These are the complete set of three tiles for the Turmoil expansion of Terraforming Mars: the Cultural Metropolis Tile, the Wildlife Dome greenery tile, and the free-placed space tile Stanford Torus. The complete RifRaf Tiles with instructions can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3153866 This is the same Cultural Metropolis tile as previously posted. All tiles were printed on a single extrusion printer. The Torus is a split file, allowing you to use it as a flat half or combine and attach the two halves with crazy glue for better results than removing supports in fine details.