Olde Rayne Stone Bridge - 28mm Tabletop Gaming Terrain

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This is a humble arch bridge that people have been constructing for centuries. It is practical but also embodies the human thought and ingenuity that gave the craftsmen of that day the ability to build such lasting and useful structures. Many of these bridges still stand and are in use to this day. It is currently running as a KICKSTARTER campaign. The Kickstarter Campaign includes a discount and several more options however the campaign doesn’t close until April 4th. The name comes from a place in the Scottish Highlands where some of my ancestors lived. Scotland is known for stone bridges and also for its inventors. The bridge dimensions are as follows: REAL LIFE: 70’ long, 22’ wide, 14’ tall 28MM SCALE: 32.4cm long (3 Pcs), 10.2cm wide, 6.4cm tall *This is the wide version from the Kickstarter The model has been fully printed and tested prior to this release – see photo’s. Parts have been successfully printed on a heated bed and non-heated bed. I have included STL’s with a coffered base which showed some improvements for adhesion with my non-heated bed in my own prints. Other scales are possible but have not been tested. All STL’s will print on smaller format beds 20cmx20cm as they are split into 3 parts with aligning feature. The STL files include four styles of lanterns (small, standard, round, tapered). Your purchase is for a 'personal use' license. The use of the STL file is strictly for printing physical product for personal use. The STL files may not be modified (remixed), sold, shared or distributed. If you are interested in a 'Commercial' (or Merchants) license so you can print and sell the physical parts in your shop, please contact me. Your purchase includes 11 STL files (THIS IS NOT A PHYSICAL PRODUCT). A list has been included with all the files, print times and material requirements with the settings I used. I have printed on heated and non-heated bed printers. It is definitely easier to get a flat part on a heated bed. I have included a coffered base version which showed some improvements for adhesion on a non-heated bed in my prints.