3d-printable terrain for all your samurai wargaming needs
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Well, those painted up very easily, so we're a little ahead of schedule and you lucky people get TWO releases in one week! - the feudal Japanese era Samurai Wooden Walls Set is now available for download!
£ This set of walls contains 12cm straight sections, two versions of the gateway, and corner sections, all with optional bases.
£ This is a basic 8 section arrangement, with both gateway versions. There is a sloped roof version and a solid beam version. Both are commonly found in rural and town settings throughout Japan, even until recent times.
£ As you can see, the fences reach to about head-height on 28mm models, providing plenty of cover for that sneaky ninja!
£ Gates can be hinged using a small piece of rod or even spare filament, and can be opened and closed during games. The locking bar on the back holds them firmly closed.
£ Two versions of each fence are included, the plain wooden version shown above .....
£ ..... and also a version with nail heads sculpted on. The better class of Japanese fencemaker might have used wooden pegs instead of nails.
£ Each section comes with an optional textured base.
£ As you can see from this photo, you don't actually need the bases attached, if you add 5mm magnets in the holes at each end - they will hold together nicely on your tabletop.
£ Here's an alternative arrangement, just to show the versatility of the set.
Fast to print and fast to paint, I painted up these walls using the following recipe:
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