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From Tabletop Terrain
ZIP File – $12.00 USD
The tank kit is a collection of 3Dprintable files that build a detailed vehicle. They have been designed to print easily and to work with 28-32mm scale figures. The vehicle can be used for systems like Games Workshop's Warhammer 40K and Warhammer 40K: Kill Team, Corvus Belli's Infinity, and many other sci-fi and post-apocalyptic games.
Victoria Miniatures figures are for scale only. Used without permission. No challenge to their status intended. All rights reserved to their respective owners.
Components
The tank kit has core components and variant pieces. Included are:
- Two options for turrets, allowing an RWCS/CROWS system or a crew-served gun.
- Three bow weapons, and nine main guns for the turret.
- Multiple hatch options, including a commander and loader hatch that can be positioned open or closed.
- Multiple options for the driver, engine, and exhaust details of the vehicle, that can be mixed and matched for different looks.
- Movable turret and gun that elevates up to 25 degrees.
- Storage compartments and resin tools that can be glued to the vehicle sides.
Build instructions and photos are included. This kit also combines with our ARV and LAV kit for more options as well.
Printing
The pieces are designed to be printed on a home FDM 3Dprinter with:
- A 0.4mm nozzle.
- 0.08 – 0.1 mm layer height.
- 15 – 20% infill.
- Supports are only required for a few of the .STL files.
- Rafts may be required for the smaller parts, depending on your 3Dprinter.
- Assembly of printed parts is required.
All .STL files are oriented correctly, so you can load them into your slicer and print them immediately. The parts have been designed to print face-up for the best detail. All .STL files were sliced using Cura and test printed on a Creality Ender 3. All resin parts are optional, and were test printed on a Creality LDR-02.
Previews
The tank kit can be combined with our LAV kit as well, for more turret and chassis options. This photo shows parts from both kits mixed together.
