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Project at a glance

• 6 Cars, 23 weapons, 20+ bumpers, 50+ repair plates
• Modular terrain set, 32 walls, 50 corners, 20+ roofs
• Rulebook PDF, decks of card PDF, markers STL
• Merchant license (personal)

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The cars

There are 6 cars. They are without weapons and equipment. But there are lots of weapons, bumpers and repair plates (with and without spikes). Below you can see one example of each car with an assortment of equipment.

Versions

For each car, there is a clean and one repaired version. Repaired means it is covered in bolted on plates, to cover bullet holes and such.

The cars are made to be printed both on FDM and Resin printers. Tires prints flat and slot into holes in the bottom of the car body. Both of the versions above come solid and hollowed out (to save resin). Both versions have the same slots for the wheels.

The front tires comes with and without spikes. One spike design for each car. Each tire designed is made for one car.

Weapons

Here are the weapons. There are some minor variants, like with and without turret or ammo box. There are some loose turrets so you can do more than these combinations.

Bumpers

Make ready to ram your opponent. With or without spikes.

Repair plates

There are a lot of different repair plats. They are thin and with non, to sparse to dense arrays of spikes.

All the designs

Here are all the cars in their repaired versions. You can probably imagine their pristine versions.

The terrain

There are three different main types of parts:

• Walls, irregular, mainly 100mm or 150mm long
• Corners, connecting walls
• Roofs, go on top of walls and corners

Walls

Almost all walls are textured on all sides except the bottom. So don't feel that you have to have a roof on them.

Corners

Each corner piece connects two walls. But they are textured on all sides (except the bottom). So leaving one socket empty isn't going to look very bad.

Connecting corners and walls

Each corner have two sockets shaped like below. The angles between them are varied. There are many 80, 90 and 100 degrees. But you can build all sorts of shapes.

And each wall have connectors matching that. The connectors slide into the sockets.

Roofs

The rules

The rules is a PDF in A4 format and is 34 pages long. There are two decks of cards (equipment and drivers). You don't have to use the cards, you can use tables instead.

There are also a number markers in STL-format. There are not very many. You can easily make your own if you don't 3D-print.

Here is a screenshot of the Table of contents.

Merchant license

• The license is perpetual (it never expires).
• It is personal, meaning it is for you, the owner of the account. You can't sell it or give it away.
• It may extend to up to two partners. These may be exchanged.
• As a merchant, you are allowed to print and sell physical items from the supplied files.
• You can only sell physical copies (you can't resell the files).
• You may make them physical in any away (if you want to print a master and make a mold and then cast copies, go ahead).

Pictures from the rulebook

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