Thunder Road: Vendetta - Impassable Terrain

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Unique 3d pieces for Thunder Road: Vendetta. Add some depth and table presence with these 3d rocks, buildings and ramps! Includes spots for the Bunker, both sections of the Choke, Scenic Route, unique building pieces for the Unrest Stop, and others.

I also included a model for a 3d hazard tile, if you want to print those and replace them on the map, then just draw hazard tiles from a bag instead. This can fix the issue of some printed hazard tiles being discolored.

I included a file for ramps, which are a hazard tile from the expansions.

You will want to print the following:

?x - 1x1 pieces, I provided 10 different ones, print a variety of your favorites, as many as you like. I find 7 or 8 covers most tile combos. They contain a collection of rock hazards, dino bones, and scrap heaps inspired by various road tile boards.
3x - 1x2 pieces, I provided 3 different designs, print a variety of your favorites
1x - 1x3 piece
4x - UnrestStops, I provided 3 different designs, print an extra of one of them
1x - ScenicRoute
1x - TheBunker
2x - The Choke, there's an _01, and an _02, print one of each

I use an Ender 3v2 for my prints, and I was able to fit all the pieces on there. Some of the Larger pieces like the Choke and The Bunker need to be rotated just right but will fit on an Ender 3. (Refer to the pictures to see my printer in action)

Ramps are only needed if you own the expansion
Hazard tokens are only needed if your printed hazard tokens have the discolored misprint

When you have them all printed, you will need to discard the paper insert from the base game box if you want to fit everything in. I recommend storing your road board tiles on the very bottom. Then store your printed rock pieces in one layer on top of those. Store everything else on top of them, and you should have enough room without any lid lift.

Feel free to reach out with any questions and I'll answer as soon as I can, Enjoy!