Sprocket Siege Catapult Game
Sprocket Siege invites players into a riveting realm where mechanical innovation meets strategic warfare. Unleash the power of gears in this thrilling game of tactical precision, where players aim to catapult themselves to total fortresses domination.
Sprocket Siege Game Play: Arrange your pieces into any formation you wish, and place your characters on top of the pieces. Each player takes turns launching stones at their opponents castle. The first play to knock all their opponents pieces down wins!
The best part is- The game can be expanded easily by printing more parts!
The STL File: Prints on all standard 3d printers, requires no additional tools or assembly, and assembles in seconds. Assembly animation included in the STL file package!
Recommended print settings: Layer Height: 0.2mm Nozzle: 0.4mm Infill: 15-18% Total Material: ~335g per side
Can print on any sized 3D printer.
**All the files have been pre-oriented to save you some set up time! All you need to do is drop the parts into your slicer and hit print!
Sprocket Siege Catapult Game
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the launcher frame doesn't print well (ender3, ender3-s1, PLA & PETG). I'm trying with supports now. when prusa says "overhang perimeter" it usually isn't going to go well. could you update the frame? or is there a trick to get the round holes to print in the orientation provided?
This set prints perfectly! I printed 4 sets and we’re currently playing 4v4. Thanks for the great game!