Warlayer 5.0 Kickstarter 3D Printable Terrain

Here's a super affordable set of STL files for your grimdark terrain!
Patreon: / gaminggeekgiveaway
Warlayer 5.0 Kickstarter: tinyurl.com/mry2v5ub
0:00 Intro & GGGG
0:59 Warlayer 5.0
6:02 Campaign Walkthrough
10:15 Outro
10:36 Painting Tutorial

[@GreyTileGaming]

Have collected a few of these over the years in Thingiverse, backed $20 to help support the creator for great work they have done. If printing vertically these are very easy to auto part remove if adding a push sweep at the end of your gcode and printing towards the front of the bed.

[@YeAuldGrump]

Reminds me a lot of the old Panel & Girder building toy of my childhood.

[@TheHunch8ack]

Cheers, Bum, as ever. I signed up for this a while back and wondered if sticking 'em together would work. The sets are so unbelievably cheap it really is a no brainer - amazing value.

[@Captain_plan_it]

Thanks so much for checking out the terrain Gaminggeek. You are an absolute legend!

[@ForgottenHeathen]

Very nice, love the color scheme, very inventive!

[@nathanrandall]

Thanks for the heads up

[@optomix3988]

Have you ever done a video on storage? Like how you organize your terrain? Have you ever been to Diecon its not to far from STL?

[@Shakin_Bones]

Great video. What printer did you use?

[@gaminggeek241]

I used multiple--Bambu Labs X1, QIDI X-Plus3, and AnkerMake M5C.

[@benares180]

So when should we be getting the rewards? Been a few days now. I asked on the kickstarter but no answer.

[@gaminggeek241]

If you look at the comment section of Update #7, Andrew mentions that it takes a few weeks for the Kickstarter funds to go through and then he will release the STL files. Sounds like those with MMF accounts will be able to get it there as well.

[@LangJones]

Any chance they'll be a late pledge option?

[@gaminggeek241]

Yes, I think so. If not, you will be able to just purchase the set outright.

[@paladinpariah325]

If I see one more grimdark ruined corner, I'm going to jump out a window.
So tired of seeing it and want to stay as far away fron anything looking 40k as much as possible. Baffled that 40k players enjoy playing on tables that only have ruined corners on them.
So boring and completely immersion breaking.
I might kick into this though because it looks like you can do some neat building frames.

[@YeAuldGrump]

You may want to look up a little thing called WWII - Leningrad, Berlin, you know... Places that have been bombed.
The corners remain standing because they are the most structurally sound parts of buildings.

[@paladinpariah325]

@@YeAuldGrump
Sure...
... but 40k tables are a cartoonish take on this and look stupid.

[@YeAuldGrump]

@@paladinpariah325 But not inaccurate - again, look at the city ruins left in the wake of massive bombings. Even today.
Sometimes ruined corners are quite literally all that are left standing.
Tactically speaking, ruins make for a better game in a reasonable time frame - house to house fighting is long, drawn ut, and not much fun on a scale larger than skirmishes.
Again, Stalingrad, Leningrad, and Berlin.
You not liking ruined corners does not mean that they are not common.
Heck, add some burning tires and you can have a modern setting just as easily.
My own problems with GW style terrain is Skulls Everywhere. Grimderp.