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So after the purchase of a 3D printer I found some Zone Mortalis/Necromunda17 terrain files on Thigiverse that looked awesome and I started printing. Each tile in printed in a 6x6 section and then four of them are glued down on a 12x12 MDF board. So far I have four 12x12 sections done, with two more 12x12 sections without walls currently. They're bigger than the Necromunda tiles since they aren't 12x12 but it's the same size as the FW Zone Mortalis tiles. My plan is to eventually put together each tile (both sides) of all of the tiles in the Necromunda box set, which comes out to 24 tiles I believe, which will take a while. Each 6x6 floor takes about 8 hours to print with each 2x4 wall section taking about as long but I have a number of them completed now and have begun painting.

Looks like a good plan! the collapsed wall section is quite neat

How did you add the widgets? I have the same files but whenever I try to add the widgets to wall pieces in tinkercad they always come out corrupted with holes.

The old fashion way, I printed them separately and glued them on. They all print quickly because they are so small so it's an easy addition. The power cables and pipes require supports but for the most part everything else can just be printed without.

Very well. I suppose that’s the way I’ll have to go. Thanks!

Did some more painting, 4 tiles done now with another 3 all ready to assemble. My short term goal is to get 9 tiles down for a nice 3x3 board. Not sure whether I will do the full 24 as the logistics of storing that many tiles is making me question whether it may be a wise plan to make that many.

Hah. Your table and board blend well into your floor. I was wondering where the giant feet were coming from

Nic3 w9rk on the paint scheme. Looks good.