Salute 2024 dungeon/arena
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About the Project
I had a crazy idea once about a modular set of terrain tiles that could be used to crate tunnels, buildings etc. I taught myself how to sculpt 3d files on Microsoft builder using YouTube and printing them on my little 3D printer. I then decided to put it through the ultimate test by using it to create a full 2X2 foot table for the upcoming Salute 2024 where my club "Ashford Gaming Club" will be running a demo table. No pressure then.
Related Genre: Science Fiction
Related Contest: Dungeonalia 2023
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The big day arrives continued
By the end of the day the club won "Best Sci-fi, Fantasy, Alternative history Table in show". This was mainly down to Ben Hart and his amazing Epic table so he got to keep the trophy.
Yes we realy did win an aword on our first time running a table at a show. The problem is how do we follow this up next year. early suggestions are for the catacombs under red wall Abbey.We received lots of requests for the rules that Ben had drawn up for Adeptus Titanicus and the STL files for the Dungeon terrain. We are working on refining these with lessons learnt at Salute and will be putting them out there as soon as possible for free. When we know how this will be done I will announce it hear as well as on the “Ashford Gaming Club” Facebook page so watch this space.
Scatter terrain!!
After a trawl through my STL files I found this barrel, 9 fitted on my printer build plate so that's what I printed then painted them red.
I was so impressed with the stencil I got free at a past Salute I went back to the web site for "Steel Harpy Gaming" and found these bio hazard stencils.Teams 5 to 8 done
Been sitting on these STL files from the "raygun raptor" range for some time so decided to include a team.4 of the teams of adventurers are painted
A total of 8 teams of adventurers are planed for the big day and the first 4 are done. Each team has been put together using the rules for Space weirdos and all come to 75 points.
Lessons learned
At the beginning of this project I said that this would be the test for this terrain system which has now been nicknamed 40K Lego in the club and it certainly has been. I have learned a number of things that I will use to improve the parts and I will soon be redesigning a MKII set. The first change will be to change the thickness of the base parts from 6mm to 7mm, this may not seem much but it will improve a number of things. Increasing robustness of parts, increasing surface area for gluing and allowing for a larger magnet hole (not that I have used magnets in this project but I want that option for the future). This also means that the corner spacers used in the columns will be 7mm thick and so 3 of them will make a column 21mm wide without the need for a second part of a different width which is what I have been doing. The second improvement will be to design several parts which are multiples of a smaller part. For example flor plates that are already 2×2 plates and 3×3 plates in one print. This will make it much easier to build larger sections. when this is all done I plan to make this available to the members of my club and see where it goes from there.
Final assembly
The final asembly comes together. All that remains is to paint it all and add the scatter and teams to fight in the dungeon. unfortunatly there is no more time before the close of the dungeonalia compatition but it will all be done by Salute 2024 there it will be one of the partisipation games run by the “Ashford Gaming Club”. I will still be posting to show the finished dungeon and the models that will populate it and we look forward to seeing you all at salute.
















































