Rorschach Armada is a fleet of 3D-printable spaceships for sci-fi tabletop games. The models share one angular design language – forked hulls, wedge cruisers, needle-nosed frigates, heavy armoured ships and twin-hull outrigger designs – so a whole table of ships reads as one faction.
Choose the 1000-ship set or the full 2300-ship set. The files are STL models, and the page shows test prints made on an ordinary FDM printer with a 0.2 mm nozzle: the finished ships sit around and on a one-euro coin, so they work at very small scales. They can also be printed in resin for finer detail.
Use them for fleet battles in space wargames, starship encounters in a sci-fi RPG, or as counters for large armadas.
I thought I'd share with you how we printed the first few spaceships using only FDM, and how small they can be printed while still achieving good quality. So first, here are a few pictures of the printing process — more precisely, after the printing was done:
Here you can see the finished printed spaceships next to a one-euro coin for scale (23.25mm):
The spaceships were printed with a 0.2mm nozzle, which is available for pretty much any 3D printer. So, no special equipment was used. Of course, the spaceships can also be printed with resin, and in that case, even better quality can be achieved.
My campaigns currently take up more than 1.6 terabyte of space, and this is continuously growing. You don't need to worry about storage. I provide lifelong storage with the access link to Google Drive. You only need to download the files when you want to use them. If you no longer need them or switch devices and they get deleted, you still don't need to worry; Google reliably stores the files, and they will never get lost!
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Rorschach Armada
Rorschach Armada
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Rorschach Armada is a fleet of 3D-printable spaceships for sci-fi tabletop games. The models share one angular design language – forked hulls, wedge cruisers, needle-nosed frigates, heavy armoured ships and twin-hull outrigger designs – so a whole table of ships reads as one faction.
Choose the 1000-ship set or the full 2300-ship set. The files are STL models, and the page shows test prints made on an ordinary FDM printer with a 0.2 mm nozzle: the finished ships sit around and on a one-euro coin, so they work at very small scales. They can also be printed in resin for finer detail.
Use them for fleet battles in space wargames, starship encounters in a sci-fi RPG, or as counters for large armadas.
I thought I'd share with you how we printed the first few spaceships using only FDM, and how small they can be printed while still achieving good quality. So first, here are a few pictures of the printing process — more precisely, after the printing was done:
Here you can see the finished printed spaceships next to a one-euro coin for scale (23.25mm):
The spaceships were printed with a 0.2mm nozzle, which is available for pretty much any 3D printer. So, no special equipment was used. Of course, the spaceships can also be printed with resin, and in that case, even better quality can be achieved.
My campaigns currently take up more than 1.6 terabyte of space, and this is continuously growing. You don't need to worry about storage. I provide lifelong storage with the access link to Google Drive. You only need to download the files when you want to use them. If you no longer need them or switch devices and they get deleted, you still don't need to worry; Google reliably stores the files, and they will never get lost!
