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Factory Ruins: Full Set or Singles

Factory Ruins: Full Set or Singles

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Regular price $104.99
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Seven battle-ready terrain models. Zero assembly.
A full Forge District on your table this weekend.

The short version

  • 7 models, zero assembly. No sprues, no glue, no instructions. Open the box, put it on the table.
  • Fills a 4×6 table. Cover, elevation and blocked sightlines from a single purchase.
  • 28–32 mm heroic scale. Works with 40K, Kill Team, Necromunda and anything else on 25–40 mm bases.
  • Table-ready grey, or prime and paint it. Matte PLA takes primer without drinking the can.
  • Saves you $105.94 against buying the pieces singly, and roughly 44 hours against printing it yourself.

Full set: $104.99. The seven pieces bought separately come to $210.93. You save $105.94.

30-day money-back guarantee. If this doesn't save you 30+ hours compared to building your own, return it for a full refund.

The Story of the Forge Districts

The manufactories ran day shifts and night shifts, and then they stopped. The roofs are half gone, the lines are still bolted to the floor, and the paperwork is still on the desks. What remains is cover, sightlines, and elevation... a district too big to defend and too cheap to demolish, which makes it perfect ground for a fight.

What's Included

Model Dimensions (mm) Inches
Factory Ruins 178 × 170 × 158 7.0 × 6.7 × 6.2
Tall Factory Ruins 178 × 110 × 160 7.0 × 4.3 × 6.3
Large Single Storey (U-shape) 178 × 161 × 88 7.0 × 6.3 × 3.5
Large Single Storey (L-shape) 178 × 170 × 88 7.0 × 6.7 × 3.5
Half Height: Part A / Part B 170 × 124 × 70 / 110 × 64 × 70 6.7 × 4.9 × 2.8 / 4.3 × 2.5 × 2.8
Small Factory Ruins: Part A / Part B 170 × 124 × 88 / 110 × 64 × 88 6.7 × 4.9 × 3.5 / 4.3 × 2.5 × 3.5
Factory Pumps 110 × 120 × 151 4.3 × 4.7 × 5.9
Factory Catwalk (per section) 150 × 55, supports 76 tall 5.9 × 2.2, supports 3.0

Why It's Different

  • Zero-Puzzle Assembly: arrives complete and playable
  • Battle-Ready Finish: ready to paint...or ready to play
  • Modular: pieces combine into one sprawling manufactory or scatter across the table

Technical Details

  • Scale: 28–32 mm heroic
  • Total Pieces: 7 terrain models
  • Material: Unpainted, non-toxic gray PLA
  • Finish: Matte gray surface (primer-ready)

Designed by Two Goblins in a Trench Coat.
Licensed and produced by Tabletop RPG under commercial agreement.

Custom print resolutions and scales available upon request.

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Actual Product Photos

Shot on a phone. No filters, no studio lights, no renders.

Factory Ruins on a plain mat under game store lighting, exactly as it comes out of the box. If it looks good here, it'll look good on your table.

A gray unpainted miniature building structure, likely a tower or industrial building component, displayed on a green and yellow tabletop gaming mat with other miniature buildings in the background.

Factory Pumps

Gray plastic miniature terrain wall pieces displayed on a green and yellow tabletop gaming mat, with a blurred indoor tabletop setup in the background.

Small Corner Ruins

A gray plastic miniature bridge or walkway structure displayed on a green and yellow tabletop terrain mat, with a small black and blue toy figure standing on top. The background shows a blurred indoor office or workshop setting with chairs and a desk.

Catwalk

Fastest Time to Table

Every terrain option costs you time. Factory Ruins arrives battle-ready, no glue, no sprues, no printer — open the box and play tonight. Here's how the alternatives really stack up.

Factory Ruins

0 hours. Open the box, put it on the table.

GW plastic kits

12 hours of clipping and gluing sprues before you can even prime it.

DIY foam & cardboard

24 hours of cutting foam and cardboard, then it breaks on the first game night.

Print it yourself

44 hours, plus a printer, plus the learning curve of dialling in your slicer.

MDF kits

48 hours of assembly, plus a can of primer before it's table-ready.

Every Print Inspected, Every Time

"Inspected prior to shipment" is what everyone says. Here's what we actually do. Four steps, every piece, before it's allowed in a box.

Before every print

Calibrated first, every time

The calibration routine runs before every single job. A physical test print goes through weekly, to catch a machine whose routine has started lying to us.

Premium Profile

Dialled in over hours of printing

More wall perimeters than the two most printers ship with, and enough infill that these are structural, not shells. It took a lot of failed prints to find that combination, so it stays in-house.

After the print

Inspected under a raking lamp

Every piece checked for stringing, warping and layer separation. Angled light shows what flat light hides.

If it fails

Reprinted, not shipped

No seconds, no B-grade, no "it's mostly fine."

No Crap From Reddit

Premium Terrain By Detail Obsessed Designers

Plenty of shops will print any free STL they pulled off Reddit and sell it to you as a product: unvetted, unlicensed, and never test-printed.

We work under licence with every designer we print.

And we don't list a model until we've printed it and pushed a real 32 mm base through every doorway, floor and catwalk on it. If your models can't physically stand where the terrain says they can, it doesn't go on the store, no matter how good the render looked.

Which is why "28–32 mm compatible" on this page isn't a spec copied off a designer's listing. It's something we checked, on this model, before deciding it was worth selling you.

FAQs

Do I have to paint it?

No. The matte grey is table-ready as-is, and plenty of customers run it exactly like that. If you do want to paint, it takes primer normally... no soaking, no five light coats. A single drybrush pass transforms it in about 20 minutes.

How is this different from cheap STL files I could print?

You'd need a printer ($200–500), the learning curve, 44+ hours of print time, and the cleanup. This arrives complete.

How fast does it ship?

Most items are made to order and ship within 1–2 business days. Larger sets can take up to 10 days.

Shipping cost?

Free Canada-wide on orders $75+. Low flat rates below that.

What if I don't like it?

30-day money-back guarantee. If it doesn't save you 30+ hours versus building your own, send it back for a full refund.

What We Bring to the Table

3D printer in action with a partially completed architectural model on a dark background

Quality Printing

Every piece is printed on calibrated machines with premium PLA filament. We inspect each item before shipping to ensure your terrain is ready for the table (or the paint station).

Licensed Designs

We work directly with talented designers and print under official licenses. You get quality designs from trusted creators, manufactured with care and precision.

Fast Turnaround

Made to order doesn't mean made to wait. Most orders are printed, inspected, and shipped within 2-3 business days. Your battlefield is waiting.