10 inch by 11,5 inch (8x11.5) 11th Edition Warhammer 40k Terrain Footprint One inch squares Rubble edge adds ~1"  Center Objective Building Footprint

11th Edition 10"x11.5" Footprint Triangle Terrain Tiles with Rubble Edge 

Hey hey ladies and gents, I put together this free pack of multimaterial 11th Edition terrain templates after seeing a bunch of these making the rounds, but noticing that most of them only marked the base footprints and not the actual terrain feature outlines. So I made a version that does both. I made these while test-fitting my own upcoming campaign for a foldable terrain set for 11th edition, mainly to check how the ruins sat on the new footprints and to work out where the taller sections needed to go. Once I had them done, I figured they might be useful to others too. So this free pack includes multimaterial terrain templates that show the footprint, the terrain feature outlines, and also help distinguish which sections are meant to be over 4" and which are under 4". I think that makes them much easier to read on the table, and a lot more useful when you're checking layouts or trying to remember where the taller bits are supposed to go. The colour split is there as a visual aid, not a strict requirement. These are multi-STL multimaterial objects, so how you print them is completely up to you. The printed examples I posted were done in natural / translucent PLA, because I like being able to still see the battlemat underneath. Even a little bit helps keep the table from feeling too visually blocked up. What’s included This pack contains 34 STL files plus 1 editable 3MF project file. Included footprint sets:  2.5x10 2x6 (2 variants) 4x6 (2 variants) 11.5x7 (split in 2) 12x8 (2 variants split in 2)  The 3MF file is included for anyone who just wants to hit print on a multimaterial printer. The terrain shown in the last picture is part of the foldable set I’ll be launching soon on Kickstarter, so if you’re interested in that, consider dropping a follow to keep an eye out for the campaign! Hope you like it, and good luck on the dice! Important note: these templates are based on the graphics currently being shared in the community notes. 11th Edition is not out yet, so details may still change. Print at your own discretion. Tinker Junkie is an independent creator and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Games Workshop Ltd. ‘Warhammer 40,000’ is mentioned solely to indicate compatibility.

FREE 11th Edition Terrain Templates

⚠️ The non-manifold / floating regions warning can be safely ignored. Still, always check the toolpath preview to make sure the slicer is not doing anything unusual.  This warning appears because the files are built from multiple closed meshes, and some of those meshes share coincident triangular faces so the multicolour geometry lines up correctly. That can trigger a non-manifold warning, but slicers handle it cleanly and it should not affect print quality. The floating regions are also intentional. Most are bridges required for the preassembled hinge mechanism, so they do not need supports.    Hey hey ladies and gents, This is a free test file for the foldable mechanism used in my upcoming terrain campaign. More about that HERE! It’s a cropped version of the A piece from the full set, made so you can test the hinge tolerances, the multimaterial setup, and the 90° opening angle on your own printer before jumping into the full release. If that means absolutely nothing to you, check the latest campaign update. Included in this pack:  2 STL files, one for each colour 1 joined 3MF, for easy multimaterial printing or customisation  This is a test file based on a final terrain piece, set up so you can judge whether your printer is up to the task. If it prints cleanly, opens properly, and lands at 90°, you’ll know your machine can handle the full set. And if you like how it turns out, don’t throw it away, it’s fully usable on the table as part of your layouts, just... dont go crazy and print like 16 of these, that would look terribly boring. Since moving parts can behave differently depending on machine, material, and slicer settings, this file is here to let you check fit and function before committing to the full release. This file is part of the "Foldable Terrain for 11th Edition: NuGoth" Kickstarter campaign. If you came here from somewhere else, and you’re interested in the full terrain release, give me a follow and keep an eye on the campaign HERE.

Multicolor Foldable Terrain Test Files

These are plain bases for 11th edition 40k Tournament layouts. I have tried to create them as close to the shape that has been shown on the new and leaked terrain bases. They can be painted over with custom designs/textures. These will also be for those who are okay with just functional bases. I have created the whole terrain base STLs along. This is for those like myself that do not have a 10"+ sized printer. They can be glued together or kept collapsed for even more compact storage. I have 3 different tolerace fit-together sets (to account for various printer tolerances). I have included a small test piece that can be printed before starting for the 3 different tolerances to find the best fit for your printer. The 5 sizes for the 40k terrain is as follows: 7" x 11.5" Rectangle (Print 4) 8" x 11.5" Triangles (Print 2) 6" x 4" Rectangle (print 4) 10" x 2.5" Rectangle (print 2) 6" x 2" Rectangle (print 4) These 1/16" and should be expected to use about 800-850g of filament These are not for commercial use.

40k 11th Edition Terrain Layout Bases (Plain)

This pack includes a set of simple flat 40x1.5mm markers made to help identify the different objective types shown in the current 11th edition terrain layouts being shared around. Since objectives now seem to be tied more directly to terrain pieces or "area terrain" rather than the old round standalone markers, these are meant as a practical way to keep track of what each element is supposed to represent on the table. The idea is just to make setup and gameplay clearer, specially when testing layouts or playing on tables where that distinction might not be obvious at a glance. Each marker uses a simple top graphic to indicate the relevant objective type. They are not meant to replace terrain pieces or act as decorative tokens, just to give you a clean visual reference so you don’t have to rely on memory mid game. The files include a multimaterial version for printers with AMS or similar systems, and also a version designed around a single colour change at one layer height, so they can also be printed on a regular single-extruder printer using a pause and filament swap. They’re designed for straightforward FDM printing, with simple geometry and no fuss. Just a useful table aid if you want your 11th edition setups to be a bit clearer and more consistent. Hope you like it, and good luck on the dice! Important note: these templates are based on the graphics currently being shared in the community notes. 11th Edition is not out yet, so details may still change. Print at your own discretion. Tinker Junkie is an independent creator and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Games Workshop Ltd. ‘Warhammer 40,000’ is mentioned solely to indicate compatibility.

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