Fabricator’s Lair Epic Sector: Industry 3D Prints: 2×4 Medium Building + 2x 2×2 x2 Silos

Fabricator's Lair Epic Sector: Industry 3D Prints: 2x4 Medium Building + 2x 2x2 x2 Silos

More 3D printed Epic terrain again today – and another three pieces by Fabricator’s Lair – this time from the the Epic Sector: Industry set which you may recall from such posts as the most recent one as well as the Horton Spheres. This time we have a trio of buoldings directly inspired by playing with the unpainted bits from that most recent post.

Fabricator's Lair Epic Sector: Industry 3D Prints: 2x4 Medium Building + 2x 2x2 Silos Fabricator's Lair Epic Sector: Industry 3D Prints: 2x4 Medium Building + 2x 2x2 Silos

As you can see, we essentially have a larger variation of the same basic idea, but instead of the generator, we have two silos.

Fabricator's Lair Epic Sector: Industry 3D Prints: 2x4 Medium Building + 2x 2x2 Silos

I did originally plan to glue them down, but once all three elements were painted, I realised that they clipped together well enough to use in a game, and by not gluing them down I retained a lot more flexibility in how I can use all three pieces in a game. So, that’s what I did. Or didn’t, in this case.

Fabricator's Lair Epic Sector: Industry 3D Prints: 2x4 Medium Building + 2x 2x2 Silos

As with the previous post’s model(s) – they look fine in both scales I’m likely to use them in as long as you’re willing to see windows as vents. They’d probably go okj for 15mm sci-fi as well, if I actually played something in that scale! We now have another trio of models (these are from September still) for Dave Stone’s Season of Scenery ’25 – Extended Edition.

Fabricator’s Lair X nonPareil Institute 3D Prints: 1×2 Medium A & Power Generator

Fabricator's Lair X nonPareil Institute 3D Prints: 1x2 Medium A & Power Generator

More 3d printed terrain pieces as per usual today – though this time we have two small prints – one each from nonPareil Institute and one from Fabricator’s Lair. Basically, while I was playing around with these two printed elements, I found that the Generator clicked into place quite firmly on the roof of the small Fabricator’s lair piece, and actually looked pretty good for a small building. What could I do? I made it so!

Fabricator's Lair X nonPareil Institute 3D Prints: 1x2 Medium A & Power Generator

Fabricator's Lair X nonPareil Institute 3D Prints: 1x2 Medium A & Power Generator

Deciding on a paint scheme was pretty straightforward – I’ve always been a fan of Adeptus Mechanicus in Red since the Rogue Trader days, though I will say that edging this building was a bit of a nightmare – one only made bearable by my AK Interactive Paint Pens (not sponsored, but look at all them lines!) Luckily the generator element was much more straightforward. I like to do “plasma” coils in copper tones, and then only add some bluish glow if they’re activated. Which these ones are presently not. Clearly.

Fabricator's Lair X nonPareil Institute 3D Prints: 1x2 Medium A & Power Generator Fabricator's Lair X nonPareil Institute 3D Prints: 1x2 Medium A & Power Generator

Here’s a scale shot of them for both Epic and 32/40mm scale. As long as you’re happy to “read” those mesh grids as windows in one scale and vents in the other, I think this piece will do just fine. And we have another (pair of) model(s) that count for Dave Stone’s Season of Scenery ’25 – Extended Edition.