Happy Easter 2026! It has been a few years since I uploaded my last Easter egg plant. Here is a new one and it is a true hybrid!This eerie, organic structure combines the look of twisted, flame-like roots or corrupted branches growing around a glowing Easter egg like center structure. It works beautifully both as wargaming tabletop terrain and as a warm, atmospheric home decor lamp. Check the photos to see both the lamp (LED tealight) version and the miniature scene version in action!Whether you're building a cursed forest, a necromancer’s ritual site, objective markers or just want something cool and glowing on your shelf, this model pulls double duty. ;-)One last thing: This is a fairly easy print - and it prints nicely without support.--If you print this one, feel free to post a make - I'd really like to see how it works out for you.**Want to know what's next? Follow me on Twitter. :-)**

Tabletop Plant: Easter Egg Lamp (Alien Veg. 60)

Warhammer 40k objective markers with symbols from the Leagues of Votann codex.

Resource Objective Markers

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.

FREE 11th Edition Objective Markers

High Elf Objective Marker Obelisk

Bolt Action scenarios are often objective based, and the number of objectives and the type of objectives has varied since the game’s introduction in 2012.The primary source of scenarios is a mix of Rule Book, with their random scenario format, and narrative scenarios from the old theatre books and such third-party groups as the Bolt Action Alliance.The only reference to the size of an objective marker in v. 3 is in the Key Positions scenario, which notes a 25mm round objective. Up to seven can be on the table in that scenario.The sticky objective has become a more common feature, and being able to know in whose possession an objective is - as a unit no longer has to stay with the objective- I was looking for a simpler way to do so.On top of that, some third-party scenarios call for 40mm round objectives, I wanted an easily convertible system.I did up markers that can cover off most nations in the game, as noted in the photo. The tri-colour roundel works for many nations. Alternately, you can just use the allied “white star” for any army associated with the Allies.** I received some marker draft .stls from Chris Cassaday, namely SAS, Afrika Korps and 7th Armoured Division, and he asked that is they could be incorporated into this bundle. Chris's effort spurred me to do up ones for the British Para Regt, an edelweiss for German Gebirgsjäger Mountain troops, and the fasces for the Axis Italians.The actual disk is 25mm, the 40 x 40mm disk has a recess to loosely fit the 25mm marker in it, so it can be removed if the objective changes hands, and the 40mm marker just stay as it is.The ? is to note the objective has yet to be seized by either player.I printed these in both filament and resin, and they are simple, quick and durable.

Deweycat

The Bolt Action rule book scenarios can range from “m’eh” to “not bad”, but most players soon yearn for something a bit more dynamic.  Back in 2016 the old WWPD group released a pack of alternative scenarios, and they have become favourites for tournament organizers and casual players alike.  One of the WWPD scenarios I consider my favourite is “Kittyhawk Down.” The scenario requires both players to be aggressive and advancing to the table centre from the start of the game and adds a wonderful degree of randomness with the “landing” of the objective at the start of T 4 (a copy of this scenario is linked within the product description).  The scenario requires a five-inch round objective marker, to represent the crashed aircraft that becomes the game’s objective. The scenario writer suggests using a standard CD / DVD disk to represent this objective.  Some players dress up their game by using an aircraft model, but that poses the issue of keeping the model proportionate to the 5” marker size and the available table space.  To answer this, I have designed a series of objective markers for use in Kittyhawk down. All .stls were designed for FDM printing. These consist of  1.       A marker with a generic fighter bomber – which can represent an aircraft similar to an American F 4 Wildcat, P-40 or P-47, Soviet LaGG,  Italian G.50, or any other nation's aircraft if you squint.. I kept it generic to allow it to be employed regardless of which armies are on the table. The pilot’s canopy is pulled back in the crashed plane, to better reveal the valuable document therein.  2.       A marker with a generic liaison plane – think of a German Fieseler Storch or the American L-4 Grasshopper. Again, the plane was purposely designed to be generic.  3.       A plain five-inch crater

Deweycat Bolt Action KittyHawk Down Objective Marker STL pack

Version 3 has brought with it a lot of major changes to our favourite game. Other, smaller changes are buried in the syntax of the v. 3 rule book. One such change is the size of the objective markers for scenarios. The only scenario what denotes the actual size of an objective token is stated is on page 164, “Key Positions”. The markers are to be 25mm round tokens. It is important to know who holds each objective, as once held, the player can leave the objective and still possess it until his opponent seizes it. In the Key Positions scenario, you could end up with seven (7) objectives on the table (D3 + 4 objectives).   Most of us have a collection of markers, and invariably they will all be larger than 25mm in size.   I designed this package, which allows for a series of v. 3 objective markers as simple or as fancy as you wish.   The marker is a 25mm token with a slot. The Flag with a “?” slides in the slot for the start of the game. When an objective is seized, you can either insert a flag representing your faction (there is a flag for every nation reasonably expected to be seen on the table) or use the generic blank flag and have a set finished in two coloured (red and black in the pic) which represent each player.   These were all printed in FDM. I added the colours simply with coloured markers. If I were a more patient soul, I would have primed them to prevent colour bleeding, but they are good enough for me.   Please don’t message me to tell me that the dimensions of the bands in a particular flag are not historical; these items are just a game aid, and the download is free.   I hope others find them of use.

Deweycat Bolt Action v.3 Objective Markers STL pack

4 Free objective markers 40mm in size. Lion, Flails, Meteor, Sunrise

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