Expand your North African battlefield with the Tobruk Urban Building DST1, a detailed two-story urban house inspired by the architecture of 1940s Tobruk, Libya.
Designed for WWII tabletop gaming, the building features flat roofs, exterior stairs, terraces, simple wooden doors and windows, and areas of damaged plaster that expose the masonry beneath. Its compact footprint makes it particularly useful for creating dense streets and built-up areas rather than isolated desert structures.
The model is fully playable, with removable/separate levels and roof sections providing access to the interior. The flat roofs and terraces can also be used as elevated positions for infantry, observers, and snipers.
Ideal for recreating the Siege of Tobruk, Western Desert Campaign, and other WWII North African battles, whether fighting with British, Commonwealth, German Afrika Korps, or Italian forces.
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The files are optimized for 28mm (1/56) scale, perfect for printing on a Creality K1. Additionally, they can be easily scaled up or down to (1/120) for FDM printers, making them ideal for railroad modeling as well.
114% - 32mm (1/50)
100% - 28mm (1/56)
77,77% - 20mm (1/72)
64% - HO (1/87)
56% - 15mm (1/100)
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This is a digital (STL) file for printing at home.
Designed for Resin printers and delivered as a set of STL files in a .ZIP.
The files are set at 28mm (1/56) scale, but it can be easily scaled up or down to (1/120).
We highly recommend SUNLU PLA. This filament is the same as the one we use to print physical models for our clients.
Due to the non-returnable nature of the product, no refunds are available for digital goods. STL files are for personal use only; for more info about STL file terms and conditions, read here.
