Terrain with enough detail to make painting a joy and simple enough to look great fast, even if you're not a pro.
Hi !
I'm Loïc. I run this shop entirely on my own in France.
I fell into 3D printing, got obsessed with pushing what the machines and materials can actually do, and ended up making the terrain I wished I could buy.
Every piece here is designed, tested, printed, cleaned, and packed by me.
- Why I use ABS-GF ???
This glass-fibre-reinforced engineering filament is just amazing. What else?
It survives real life:
Hot cars, sunny windowsills, crowded game bags — this stuff handles it. Your terrain is built to be stored, carried, and actually used in whatever conditions.
A clean, matte surface:
The glass fibre blurs layer lines and kills that glossy plastic glare. It reads well on the table and under paint.
Paint grips beautifully:
That matte micro-texture gives base coats a clean surface to bite into, and dry-brushing catches the detail effortlessly.
- Made to be painted, by anyone.
Painting should be the fun part, not the scary part.
A big ruin can feel intimidating if you're not a seasoned painter. It shouldn't. These pieces are packed with relief and detail if you love taking your time, but they're also built to look genuinely good fast, with simple tools and a handful of paints.
You don't need an expensive setup or years of practice to get a result you're proud of on the table.*
All pieces are designed for 28–32 mm wargaming. Works perfectly with Warhammer 40k, Kill Team, Necromunda, and any sci-fi or grimdark tabletop system.
- Built for the Current Meta (Warhammer 40k 11th Edition)
Every piece isn't just scenery; it's a tactical tool. My designs are specifically optimized for the current 11th Edition ruleset, providing genuine tactical opportunities on the battlefield. Whether you need reliable cover, controlled lines of sight for your shooters, or strategic flanking routes for your melee units, these terrains are built to actively interact with the game, not just sit in the background.
- How your order is made
Every piece is printed to order in my workshop. I use supports only when strictly necessary for structural integrity, and I remove them cleanly so there are no ugly scars left behind. Each piece is inspected and packed carefully to survive the journey. Shipped tracked.
- The "Tabletop" Finish (Why I don't sand)
Thanks to the ABS-GF, vertical surfaces come out almost perfectly smooth right off the build plate, with barely visible layer lines.
However, on large horizontal surfaces (like floors or flat roofs), you will see the classic FDM layer lines. This is simply the nature of 3D printing.
Why don't I sand them? Because hand-sanding every flat surface to a glass-smooth finish would take hours, and I would have to charge you double for it. My goal is to provide high-quality, durable terrain at a fair price.
On the tabletop, under a coat of primer and paint, those horizontal lines fade into the background. It’s built for gaming, not for museum display. But if you're a perfectionist, a quick pass with fine sandpaper is all it takes to make it flawless!
- Terrain ships raw and unprimed... on purpose.
A painter has their own method: black, white, grey, zenithal. Priming it for you would only take that choice away.
The good news: the surface is already keyed and clean. A rattle-can primer is all you need.
DISCLAIMER: Any painted pieces in my photos are shown for illustration only. Everything ships raw and unprimed.
- Smart & Modular Design
I know tabletop space is precious. That's why my larger sceneries and buildings are designed to be modular and demountable. They easily break down to fit into standard carrying cases, making transport to your game club a breeze.
- This is just the beginning !
Every design here is my own, and I add new ones regularly.
This is a living workshop, not a fixed catalogue. 3D printing is moving fast, and I fully intend to take it further than terrain.
I also want this to be a two-way thing. If there's a piece, a theme, or a kind of scenery you'd love to see, tell me! A lot of what I make next will come from what you ask for.
Have a look at what's in stock or drop me a message if there's something you'd love to see next!
Please note: This shop sells physical, 3D-printed items only.
Thanks for supporting an independent, one-person workshop doing its own thing.
Loïc