The Tobruk Urban Workshop is a two-story building inspired by the architecture of 1940s Tobruk and Italian Libya, designed for WWII North African wargaming tables and dioramas.
The ground floor features a large arched double workshop door, making the building suitable as a small mechanic's workshop, garage, supply store or military maintenance building. The upper floor serves as living or office space and is accessed via an exterior staircase.
Weathered plaster and exposed brickwork give the building a worn desert-town appearance without making it heavily battle-damaged.
The model separates into ground floor, upper floor and removable flat roof, providing access to the interior during gameplay. The roof can also be used as an elevated position for miniatures.
Designed primarily for WWII North Africa, it is ideal for building streets and settlements for the Siege of Tobruk, the Western Desert Campaign, and other battles across Libya and North Africa.
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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 home printing.
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.
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