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Hello Miniature Makers!

Warnings were not heard, the caps melted and the landmass of the earth has been swallowed by the remorseless sea!

Prepare yourselves for a cold barren world of jagged rusted metal and nothing but festering polluted oceans, the only land left is made of metal from the tips of once great mountains. Those of you who survived the initial chaos is left to scavenge and fight for survival!

This set has everything you need to create a ruined rusted world, whether you are wanting to make a scrap-filled artificer adventure for your TTRPG or make towering Orc metal structures for wargames, it is all made easy with this set.

It has everything from rusted metal sheeting, patchwork corrugated iron, and heaps of debris, and waste to mountain tips and rollers for the ocean itself! The end of days has never looked so... rusty!

As always the models are both laid flat for FDM and Pre-Supported for resin, so print how you wish.

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SET INCLUDES

Rollers:

  • Corrugated Patchwork (4 inch)
  • Rusted Port Hole Wall (4 inch)
  • Trashy Tides (4 inch)
  • Shanty Metal Walkway (2 inch)
  • Choppy Waters (4 inch)
  • Garbage Heap (4 inch)
  • Welded Rusty Metal (4 inch)

Stamps:

  • Port Hole Window
  • Ship Door
  • Rusty Remains

Cutters:

  • Broken Planks
  • Corrosion holes

Add-Ons:

  • Port Hole Window
  • Ship Door
  • Open Ship Door
  • Rusty Oil Drums
  • Scavenged Barrier
  • Shoreline Hazard Rocks
  • The Kraken Killer Raft

Keep on Rollin,

Simon and Justin

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estrus

So useful for most post apoc/modern settings.

Kennon Miles

I didn't think it was going to be a "water world" theme. I was hoping for Merfolk kingdom. I'm tired of all the modern stuff. I hope the next one is at least neutral.

Matthew Town

Never realized how happy I'd be for a puddle stamp.