Samurai Fishing Village

Samurai Fishing Village

A fishing village set of terrain from old Japan. This set contains various small terrain pieces and accessories that you would typically find in a small coastal village, and will work great for territory feuds and bandit attacks.

The only permanent terrain building is a large wood and stone platform for a covered taiko drum structure (used for welcoming visiting dignitaries), while the rest of the structures are more temporary - designed to be replaced and rebuilt whenever required. These include thatched and wood-roofed sheds, wooden jetties and connecting bamboo bridges and ramps, and a tall warning bell tower. The bell on the tower can be replaced with a lantern to act as a guide for incoming boats.

Three types of boats are included; small and medium fishing boats, and a medium-sized military boat which can be fitted with nobori flags and pavises (blank versions are included in this set, but you can fit any clan's nobori flags or pavises).

Uniquely Japanese sea-terrain themed to the setting is also included; a torii gate and "married" rocks. For the fishing village's beachside industry, a large oven for boiling fish and presses for extracting herring oil, and many, many small scatter items to bring the scene to life - drying racks, boxes, bundles, tubs, buckets, and piles of nets and other detritus.

This downloadable ZIP file contains the following STL files :

• Bell/lantern warning tower
• Taiko drum platform
• Jetties
• Thatched/wooden beach sheds
• Torii rock
• "Married" rocks
• Medium military boat (with blank nobori and pavises)
• Medium fishing boat
• Small fishing boat
• Fish oven
• Fish-oil press
• Drying racks for fish
• Roped boxes
• Roped cloth bundles
• Bamboo pole stack
• Bamboo mats pile
• Fishing net pile
• Boxes (single/groups/empty/fish)
• Barrels (single/groups/empty/fish)
• Baskets (single/groups)
• Tub (empty/salt)
• Bucket

This product will be delivered as a .ZIP file pack containing STL files for use on a home 3D Printer. The files are set to 28mm scale but can be rescaled before printing.

• All of the parts of this file can be printed on a 3D printer build plate of 150mm x 150mm (125mmx125mm for models released ~2023).
• All parts have manifold (3D-printable geometry) and have been test printed.
• Models designed for 28mm (1:64 scale) wargaming, but can be resized for other scales on your printer.