I have a 3d printer, anyone got good terrain for Mordeim

Hello,
In the process of setting up a games room for the kids, so i have snuck in a spot for a wargaming table to go, so after 15ish years away im starting from scratch with terrain, anyone got links to Good models i can print that suit Mordheim?

I have seen heaps of pretty models on various websites but im concerned they are too cramped for indoor fighting, also i remember the challenge of my spearmen inside some buildings and would like to avoid hitting the roof, hell, if someone has the original box terrain still, i would love some photos and dimensions of them and just recreate them for myself as a starting point.

Note: im not a skilled 3d modeller, i do 3d for work but for brackets and tables and have found the artistic skills required to model meshes in blender a little outside my current skill level but i am still pushing ahead ( working through a blender modelling course) but if someone has them ready to roll, even better

Thanks

luke83 wrote:

Hello,
In the process of setting up a games room for the kids, so i have snuck in a spot for a wargaming table to go, so after 15ish years away im starting from scratch with terrain, anyone got links to Good models i can print that suit Mordheim?

I'm running a ks right now for exactly this

Looks very nice mate, I will check them out. I have just started trying to recreate the blood on the street set, the first one will be low detail and I will just finish by hand , once my table is setup how I want it I may swing back and do the brickwork and details as I am part way through a terrain design course in blender. My experience in 3d is through work to produce real parts so I'm not so skilled at the mesh modelling yet.

Tired World wrote:

I'm running a ks right now for exactly this

Looking great man! Really nice terrain pieces!
For anyone else interested, here's the link to the KS: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tiredworldstudio/hexengarde

luke83 wrote:

Hello,
In the process of setting up a games room for the kids, so i have snuck in a spot for a wargaming table to go, so after 15ish years away im starting from scratch with terrain, anyone got links to Good models i can print that suit Mordheim?

I have seen heaps of pretty models on various websites but im concerned they are too cramped for indoor fighting, also i remember the challenge of my spearmen inside some buildings and would like to avoid hitting the roof, hell, if someone has the original box terrain still, i would love some photos and dimensions of them and just recreate them for myself as a starting point.

Note: im not a skilled 3d modeller, i do 3d for work but for brackets and tables and have found the artistic skills required to model meshes in blender a little outside my current skill level but i am still pushing ahead ( working through a blender modelling course) but if someone has them ready to roll, even better

Thanks

If you go to Thingiverse you can find some 3D printed versions of the original Mordheim terrain, for free. https://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=mordheim&page=1&type=things&sort=relevant

They also have STLs for the plastic bits that held the old terrain together.

The next thing to look up while there is Ulvheim - original buildings, but the one that might interest you the most are the ruins. https://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=ulvheim&page=1&type=things&sort=relevant

The ruins are open topped, so probablt not a problem for spears.

Sadly, Thingiverse blocks copying the images.

My current favorite Mordheim prints are from Dark Realms -https://www.myminifactory.com/users/DarkRealms?show=store
- BUT you will want a big printer - they make City style ruined houses, which dwarf the minis.




Having the larger buildings really makes it feel like a ruined city, not just a town or village.

They do also have smaller buildings, still good looking.



And there is also Mortenberg, from Heroes Infinite -


Modular ruins, and both Mercenaries and Nurgle type cultists.

It is also worth poking around, looking for items like cages, gibbets, and other good scatter terrain.

The Auld Grump