Thác nước in 3D tương thích với Amazonia

This is a fully 3D printed upgrade for the waterfall in Life of the Amazonia. I really should sell this one, but I want as many people to enjoy it as possible because I spent a lot of time on it. While there are many fun things that could be done for this piece I opted for something flat that can easily store in the box, while maintaining all the durability of 3D printing. I know it doesn't look like a waterfall all that much, but it was very complex and I'm calling this good enough. PLEASE read the printing instructions down at the bottom to make your life easier!

• Compatible with all pieces in the game

• Disassembles flat for compact storage in box

• Clear iconography

• Hex tokens must be hand-glued in place

• Durable and long lasting pieces for a lifetime of play

This is a third-party accessory designed by Taylor Jane Design Co. All product names, signs, logos, art and trademarks are property of their respective owners.

Printing Instructions:

Unfortunately, to get it to look like the pictures you must have a multicolor printer. You can print at layer height but you will lose the color of the leaves and water drops. Each space where a piece must be glued has a small icon, so match the hex with the icon when you glue into place. ** I have found that it prints best with Arachne Slicing for the small details.

Print: 

• 1 Flower Tier

• 1 Tree Tier

• 1 Terrain Tier

• 1 Green Track

• 2 Supports

• 5 Hand Tokens

• 10 Seed Tokens

• 3 Trash Tokens (X)

• 2 Card Tokens

• 3 Hex Tokens

• 1 Bag Token

• 1 Refresh Token

Multicolor printing: *****This one is different than my other designs!****

For each tier select all pieces of the tier (except the "Combined") file, and import as "a single object with multiple parts". Then change the pieces of each part to the color matching their name, ( green, white, blue...).

You may also download the "Combined" files which has all the pieces separate but in one stl. Choose this option if you want different color combinations than the one I created. In your slicer right click the object and select Split>to parts. Select the colors for printing. You will have to select each tiny part individually and change the color as desired.

Happy Gaming!

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