Large circular base with tower and dome (12) - Future Sci-Fi SF Post apocalyptic Tabletop Scifi Wargaming Planetary exploration RPG Terrain

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This model comes in 1/56 scale, and you can easily resize it to many scales using your slicer:
* to 6mm (1/280): x20%
* to 10mm (1/200): x35%
* to 15mm (1/100): x56%
* to 20mm (1/72): x78%
* to 25mm (1/64): x88%
* to 1/48 scale: x117%
* to 1/35 scale: x160%

For extra help, you can contact us or use our automated calculator and its wide range of scales and games by clicking here.

You'll need a print bed of 210x210mm or larger (smaller printers can still handle it with a couple of extra cuts, and we'll be happy to help if needed); when fully assembled, the model measures 304x341x285mm at 28mm scale. The model comes in 12 separate parts.

In partnership with the designer 3D Fortress. Please note that the files are for private use only and cannot be shared or used commercially. Pure Human Design: 100% hand-modeled STL files, no AI geometry or automated meshes, just real 3D craftsmanship.

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Below are our recommended FDM (plastic) printing parameters: treat these as baselines, fine-tune them for your specific hardware and material.

• Layer height: 0.2mm (selecting 0.16mm or 0.28mm provides an optimal hardware match). Alternatively, 0.12mm with a spray filler primer yields a seamless finish despite a longer print. Dropping below this threshold is not recommended due to limited visual returns vs high heat creep risks.
• Wall perimeters: 3 (for a solid model).
• Top/Bottom layers: at least 5 (to prevent any hollow points on horizontal areas).
• Infill: Gyroid, 8%-10% density (good balance between speed and resistance). For larger parts, choose Adaptive Infill to preserve wall strength, or Lightning Infill to maximize speed on purely decorative pieces.
• Supports: some structural aid is necessary for the main overhangs to ensure a clean surface finish (supports account for 75g out of the 730g total filament used).

Note: Your slicer’s standard settings are an ideal baseline for beginners.

The model requires ~730g of filament in total. The overall printing time for all components from this kit is approximately 26h50 (2h10 average duration per piece, with a range of 30min to 6h50). Data are based on a print in 1:56 (28mm scale) on our Prusa MK4S (10% infill, 0.2mm layers), may vary depending on your printer and settings.