Thin Terrain: Hex Tiles 4mm x 33 (Crack Pattern)

Thin Terrain: Hex Tiles 4mm x 33 (Crack Pattern)

thingiverse

I'm sharing this early prototype with the community to gather feedback. Thin Terrain demands TPU or flexible filament for its connectors. Please read the entire description and share any questions or comments, as I seek extensive feedback. As an enthusiast of 3D printing, I've been driven to create a modular and reusable tile system that's fast to print, easy to store, and simple to assemble. Moreover, it must stay connected without excessive movement when transporting miniatures. To facilitate prototyping, scaling, and creating alternate versions, I utilized OpenSCAD for designing all the tiles and connectors. My breakthrough moment with Thin Terrain came when I realized TPU plastic could be used to craft flexible connectors, enabling a secure board assembly without snap-locking systems. This initial terrain style, dubbed "cracks," is randomly generated using OpenSCAD. The hexagon sizes and shapes are based on Gloomhaven board requirements. As printing time allows, I'll share images of individual rooms or complete scenario maps.

Download Model from thingiverse

With this file you will be able to print Thin Terrain: Hex Tiles 4mm x 33 (Crack Pattern) with your 3D printer. Click on the button and save the file on your computer to work, edit or customize your design. You can also find more 3D designs for printers on Thin Terrain: Hex Tiles 4mm x 33 (Crack Pattern).