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Detailed Cathedral Boardgame
Superdetailed, probably many features are unprintable on your printer in sufficient small scaling.
Naming scheme
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The parts are named from players: "a" exists, "b" does not, and should be mirrored, and printed in a different color (only applies to few pieces, as many are symmetric).
Then the number indicates the ID, and the x? indicates how often it should be printed.
The C-shaped part "8" needs some expansion, so other parts can be fit into. this is done my deforming the stl, hence a8shrunk is better printed instead of a8x1.
Trivia
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I did not plate, because the files would be too large.
this is a remix of:
* http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:239810 which I used to have stone layouts.
* http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3055 which I used as a basis to construct the whole thing again in 3d.
I still miss a nice frame.
The rules you can get from your bought version, or from the derivation "parent"
Cathedral 1979
Layer by Layer
Cover Colors
These are the various parts of a custom board game pieces based on the wooden Cathedral game. Very basic simple shapes there are many ways you could customize this and add details to (shingles, stonework, gargoyles, windows, ripples in the fountains et.al.) or you could pull other models in for substitute pieces as long as they fit in the spaces, you can prime and paint anyway you want... Detailed Cathedral Boardgame by bkubicek Mar 9, 2014