Zombicide Tile Edge System V2 - Reworked & Fixes
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Description
Tile Edge System designed for Zombicide, to stop the tiles from sliding apart etc.
Works with any board game that has 250 x 250 mm tiles with a recommended max tile height of 2.7 mm (there is a 3mm space in the design).
Update (2026/05/08):
- Changed length of the special Straight for train tracks to 6mm shorter due to feedback from user.
- The length is now based on a tile size of 250mm x 84 mm.
The Undead or Alive update (2026/04/25):
@jonogo asked if I could add support for the train track tiles in Undead or Alive... Well, of course!
- Added .stl and print plate with two new straight-piece for the train tiles in Undead or Alive.
- I don't own Undead or Alive so:
- I have based the measurements on data from a friendly user, thank you @jonogo (Tiles should be 250mm x 90mm for the new straight to match)
- I have based my choices on the missions from the Undead or Alive rule book.
- See image with simulated tile, you can find it in the model pictures.
- I have no way of testing. PLEASE let me know If you have any issues!
New in V2:
- Increased the space for tiles to avoid tiles being damaged (pinched) when assembling the set.
- Added in-box storage (inserts). The boxes are slightly higher than the stack of tiles, which is on purpose to ensure space for the parts.
- Removed the need for clips to reduce complexity of assembly and use. The new system should be solid enough for plenty of uses.
Designed for:
- Comfort of play
- No more tiles that gets displaced or shifted during moving of zombie hordes.
- Spawn markers and Exit markers are easily seen by players.
- Low cost
- Fast print
- Durability
Print instructions:
- Print the parts you need.
- Keep supports on for the inverted corner pieces.
- Add brims if you are not confident in your build plate.
- KEEP BRIMS on the Undead or Alive straights (StraightTrainTracks)
Usage Instructions:
The system has been designed for easy use if you follow these guides.
- Assembly: When assembling your tiles, put on the Corners and the Straights first, then add Connectors afterwards.
- Disassembly: When disassembling, remove the Connectors first.
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