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Wargamers and RPG players are always looking for cool terrain to print on there new 3D Printers and Warlayer offers some of the best modular design sculpts available.
The question I get the most about 3D printing is, “What kind of stuff can I print?” followed closely by, “Where do I find said stuff?” My goal with this column and its future entries is to offer some great choices for you to print at low to no cost. The whole point for most of us purchasing a 3D Printer was to lower the cost of our gaming. For others, it may be just to make some cool stuff the enhance our gameplay experiences.
Recently during the COVID 19 epidemic, I caught the bug…the wargaming bug. This may seem absurd since wargaming involves a social component that we currently cannot achieve. That being said I fell in love more with the look and sculpts of the items that Games Workshop and other wargaming companies have to offer. I also have done a nosedive into the lore of the 40k Universe which is a hobby and time consuming unto itself.
Robin Brooks has covered Games Workshop extensively on this site and I totally recommend reading all that he has to offer on this topic.
To be more specific I have chosen Necromunda as my preferred game for the 40k Universe. Necromunda appeals to me for several reasons:
