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Published on September 14, 2012
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A piece for a Pocket-Tactics derived game we've been working on here at Ill Gotten Games. First of many, I hope! The hex base is 60mm from point to point, so quite a bit bigger than the usual Pocket-Tactics fare.

For the original Pocket-Tactics, head over here: thingiverse.com/thing:27257

Designed in the amazing TinkerCAD
tinkercad.com/users/bHIdLANxoGl-arian-croft

illgottengames.blogspot.com/

Instructions

Printed in ABS at an extruder temp of 230 and a plate temp of 110. 2 shells with a 10% infill. Model was painted in water-based acrylics.
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WOW! It is printed on a Replicator?

It sure was! Not in color though, I did paint it afterward.

beautiful, I'd love to be able to paint my models like that.

Thank you! I bet you could, just takes learning a couple of tricks.

Why no derivatives?

Oh, I usually put "no derivatives" for the games I post up (mostly because they'll include a rules set PDF). This piece is for a game we're releasing soon, but I didn't mean to put no derivs on this, just force of habit, I think :-P Derive away!

Nice detail. So is the idea that TableTactics will combine all of the Pocket Tactics games into one with new things to defend?

Yeah, sort of. It actually plays like Pocket-Tactics but opens up the core rules a bit so you can customize your own force and allows you to use any models you want to represent your units. Opens the game up to table-top gamers (people who play Warhammer, etc) though provides a game where any and all manufacturers' models can be used (including customs and 3D printed). This tile (and the tiles other I'm about to post soon) are much larger so they can accommodate up to standard 28mm (heroic scale) miniatures.

I love the paint jobs on these models. They really make them look great.

Hey, thank you! Years of painting orcs and dragons are finally starting to show some returns ;-)

Nice model

and Bigger is better!!!

Thanks, dude! Yeah, that usually is the case.