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Corner Ruins Instructions

The document provides instructions for assembling cardboard terrain pieces for wargaming. It includes details on printing the files at different scales, assembly instructions involving cutting and gluing cardboard pieces, and tips for printing on different paper types and sizes.

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Corner Ruins Instructions

The document provides instructions for assembling cardboard terrain pieces for wargaming. It includes details on printing the files at different scales, assembly instructions involving cutting and gluing cardboard pieces, and tips for printing on different paper types and sizes.

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Corner Ruins

30 mm S cale C ardstock T errain F iles


by D ave G raffam

www.davesgames.net

DIFFERENT SCALES
To print at a smaller scale, use
the table below and change your
print size percentage.

Scale %
25mm 84%
20mm 65%
18mm (HO) 60%
15mm 50%
12mm 40%
10mm (N) 34%
8mm 27%
(Z) 23%
6mm 20%

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS PRINTING TIPS

To create this model, you will need 3 sheets of cardstock These files are set up for the standard
(100# cardstock recommended), scissors, a hobby knife and 28mm-30mm tabletop wargaming scale,
glue. Print one copy onto cardstock. Follow the trimming and for US letter-sized (8.5” x 11”) sheets.
guides on the next page. Be careful to slip the tab on the North Turn off any ‘fit to page’ options in your
Wall between the two halves of the West Wall before gluing them printer driver. If you are printing on A4-
together. Cut along the black lines with scissors or a sized sheets, you may want to reduce the
hobby knife. Score with a hobby knife and fold back along print size to 95% of the original. Do this
the red lines. Score along the back of the sheet and fold consistently when printing these files.
forward along the green lines. Starting with the largest
sections, glue along the tabs and fit the pieces together Print on heavy cardstock whenever possible.
using the photograph as your guide. Optionally, you can You can create super-sturdy models by
finish this model by using a fine-line black marker to fill in printing on plain paper and then gluing this
the white edges. See the image above for a closer look at the to a heavy bristol board before cutting.
underside of the table when assembling their components.
David Graffam © 2009. Permission granted to print for personal use only. Distribution is prohibited.
David Graffam © 2009. Permission granted to print for personal use only. Distribution is prohibited.

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