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A quick post to introduce my latest project, where I offer a practical solution for terrain heavy games such as Mordheim, Frostgrave and Malifaux.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/warscape/shardstone-city-quickprint-foldable-ruins-for-your-tabletop

The ruins print flat and fold together using the floors as clips, and easily disassemble to take up less space in storage at a club or gaming store.

Also great for tournament organizers who need 20 tables of terrain to take out to events.

The whole thing is designed to be quick to print as well, small buildings take 2 hours on a Bambu A1 to print, so a whole table can be printed off very fast, I have already printed and sent out 3 gaming tables of terrain in the last three weeks to 2 tournaments and a gaming club in the UK as a promotional thing (and just to help the Mordheim scene out, it's easily my favourite GW game).

The three themes are a Mordheim theme, a Frostgrave theme, and a variant of both with fantasy elements like skull and runes removed for a historical or generic fantasy look.

The project will have around 100 ruined buildings and a complete modular gaming table for £20/$27 if the funding reaches £7k which is likely to happen soon, so it's also a great value campaign if you want to fill out a gaming table with terrain.

Here are a bunch of pics, let me know what you think!

They look great. I'd be interested in price quotes for the stuff printed and delivered in New England either during or after the campaign. No desire/space/practical way to have a printer of my own.