3d-printable terrain for all your samurai wargaming needs
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The first piece from our new sci-fi terrain range, the large Taui Landing Pad, is now officially available for download!
£ First of all, here is the landing pad in its most basic form. The energy lift on the right can be raised or lowered during play, and the blue ion shield can be moved around the outside to your desired location.
£ This is the back of the landing pad, on which I added a symbol to match my T'au models. Please note that this was a customisation of the terrain piece - there are various geometric shapes included, which can be arranged or combined as you wish.
£ If you've been following the blog recently, you'll know that the landing pad is also designed to be printed in clear PLA filament if you wish, so this is my landing pad with some LED lights inside!
£ Looking down from a higher angle, you can see how nice this looks on the top surface, with all of the blue inset lines giving off a cool sci-fi glow!
If you place a couple of spare LEDs underneath the energy lift (on the left), you can also light that section up too.
£ This is the rear of the landing pad, with the LED glow shining through that strip and vents around the outside, and even around the circular motif on the left.
The energy pad in this photo is in its 'up' position, level with the top rim of the landing pad.
£ The energy lift has a clever little toothed slot, which allows for it to be raised or lowered during play.
£ If you remove the ion shield from the top rim, you can still see that LED glow also shines out from the circular track slot.
£ Another pic of the landing pad without its forcefield. The 50mm (2") height of the pad provides good cover for your troops.
£ And finally, here's an extreme photo of the LEDs in action, in case you fancy playing a night mission!
The new landing pad is available from today.
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