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Sci fi tiles - stairs (different variants)

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Grid stairs (3 variants)
Grid stairs (3 variants)
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Stairs with grid circle pattern (2x2 tile)
Stairs with grid circle pattern (2x2 tile)
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Every map needs a good entrance or exit. A visual way to guide your players to the next area.

These different industrial/sci fi looking stairs are the perfect way.

 

I remixed the original tiles by combining them into blocks, so I could build stairs of them. And adding an Openlock triplex base you can click the tiles together in a limitless configuration of your choice. This way you can build the terrain easily and don't have to be scared the tiles get pushed around.

 

I added aditional beams, because I found that printing the big ones without them gives a very bad texture at the bottom. And if I put the time and money in tiles, I want them to be pretty and sturdy.

 

 

Instructions:

  • Print the tiles of your choice.
  • Remove the small supporting pins on the sides.
  • Print Openlock clips to connect the tiles.
  • Push one or more Openlock clips into the tiles (depending on the size of the tile 1 can be enough, 2 works best with big tiles).
  • Connect the tiles together.

Building your own Sci Fi/modern map? Use the tiles in this collection.

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