Real terrain, cut into hex game tiles.
Frame a real place and we cut it into a hex board. Each tile is its own print, the tiles fit back together into the landscape, and the colors come from a published elevation legend.
7 · 19 · 37 tile boards or a hex gridTiles line up edge to edgeFlat spots for game piecesPlates ready for your slicer
Move and zoom the map until the board holds your place, then open the 3D preview.
Try:
How it works
1
Frame the land
Pick the board shape and tile size, then drag the map until the hex grid covers the place you want to play on.
2
One landscape, many tiles
The whole board is built from one elevation surface with one base height, so every tile lines up with its neighbours and every color change is at the same height on every tile.
3
Print by the plate
You get plates packed for your printer bed (color changes preset for PrusaSlicer), one STL per tile, full-color files for print services, an assembly sheet and a plan listing each tile's terrain. Each tile's label and a north arrow are engraved on its underside.