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Hey Miniature Makers!

This month we've captured the gritty underbelly of a futuristic city with neon lights flickering overhead, and tech wonders around every corner!

We think you're going to have a lot of fun with the rollers we included. Your texture rollers for this set will let you create realistic metal walkways, futuristic roadways, a cyberhacker roller that will have you feeling like Neo, and even a shop front roller with both open and closed metal shutters, so you can set the scene just how you like it!

Next, set your scene off with some different shop signs, two unique street vendor shops (those signs look great mounted on them), and four futuristic vending machines to make your city streets feel alive. We still wanted a bit more grit, so we threw in some graffiti templates - paint over them to add a bit of that unmistakable cityscape charm.

We had a blast putting this together, and we hope it brings that cyberpunk edge to your tabletop or diorama.

As always, our models come in both flat versions for FDM printers and pre-supported options for resin, so you can print your way :)

How to Download:   Now added to the MMF Library for October!

Direct MMF Link: Cyberpunk Slums

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SET INCLUDES

Rollers:

  • Cyberhacker
  • Concrete Wall
  • Concrete Wall with Window
  • Concrete Pavement
  • Cyberpunk Roads
  • Closed Stores
  • Open Stores
  • Metal Pavement & Walkway
  • Metal Pavement & Walkway (Larger Tiles)

Add-Ons:

  • Cyberpunk Graffiti Templates (3 versions)
  • Road Arrow Template
  • Shop Signs (14 versions)
  • Street Vendors (2 versions)
  • Vending Machines (4 Versions)

Keep on Rollin,

Simon and Justin

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Comments

Stephen Gros

So cool! On the street sections it would be cool to have just the little running lights sections as an STL file so you could print them in clear resin. Then you could cut the corresponding pieces out in the clay and put led strips underneath with the resin bits on top as a diffuser to light up the street!

ThelittleShmoo-89

Ooh you guys have outdone yourselves again, Love it! I play more fantasy but I'm sure I can find uses for a lot of this.

Belinda

Cyber Hacker reminds me of the trench run on the death star.

Dirk Haße

This may be your best work yet. Well done guys.

customminiaturemaker

Thanks Shmoo! A hidden portal could take you to an underworld black market bazaar. An arcane vending machine Filled with gems, potions, scrolls, and some cursed items just to keep it interesting could be fun :D

Anthony Felton

This set is amazballs! Outstanding work guys!

Wil Sisney

These came out terrific! The signs are especially cool!

Robert McVean

These look great, cant wait to print some. Just joined, I imagine takes a day or so for the link to work for new subs?

Dan

do you have suggestions on what to do if we want to make the big bases? the roller isnt wide enough to fit it

HobbySupplies

man i would love to see some road rollers at some stage!

customminiaturemaker

Sure do, so in the toolkit there are connection rods so that you can connect two or more rollers together. So you can mix and match or use two of the same roller if you wish to make them as wide as you want πŸ™‚

Erik

I joined some days ago and I can't access anything yet. Am I doing something wrong?

customminiaturemaker

Hey Erik, We sent you a PM about your access after you joined, so please check your messages :) This "Cyberpunks Slums" set was the October release, but since you joined in November you would see the November content. Please feel free to send us a PM if you have any questions!