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i've made this modular fortification set for infinity - and thought i might aswell share it here.

http://lvl2rat.wordpress.com/

it's ready to download and print


enjoy! - lvl 2 rat

Well welcome to Dakka and Thanks

That's nice. I think I may use it for the prison table I plan on building.

What kind of paper are you using?

You typically use cardstock when doing paper terrain or models

Does stockcard come graded at different widths and such? I know I use basic stockcard every day with my job and I don't feel like it would have the tensile strength to hold up against much of anything.

Very nice work

Very nice indeed Lvl2Rat What software did you use to make it? ANd a great first post. I salute you.

About cardstock: typically 110 lb. for this sort of thing. there are other weights, 75 lb being commonly available. Anything heavier than 110lb may have trouble going through some inkjet printers. You can always reinforce it by doubling the layers, or gluing it to foamcore or some other substrate.

I saw beastsofwars post this same thing earlier lvl2rat must be making the rounds on all the Infinity community forums.

I just realized that is something you made yourself! Amazing!

 bdix wrote:
Does stockcard come graded at different widths and such? I know I use basic stockcard every day with my job and I don't feel like it would have the tensile strength to hold up against much of anything.

You could always laminate or back with foam core.

Looks very nice! Really good to see someone make an effort with something like this.

Great job

I personally don't usually like paper terrain but these are some of the best iv'e ever seen

o' my - what a great response from all you guys ^^.

as for materials i just printed it out on regular paper and thenn glued it on to materials i found in my kitchen xD -> boxes from cereal and frozen pizzas and stuff like that


the software i used was:

www.geogebra.org (to design the models)
www.gimp.org/ (to add textures)

That is awesome work! I'll put it to use for sure.

made a new building for ITS - 2014 beacon race. be sure to check it out ^^

http://lvl2rat.wordpress.com