Match your miniatures.
Check the scale and dimensions on the individual design page. A miniature’s stated height alone does not tell you whether its base will fit through a doorway or onto a platform.
Tabletop gaming terrain / Digital laser-cut files
Set the scene.
Laser-cut files for the places your miniatures explore. Build a samurai village, a medieval street or a modular space station.
Digital files · Cut and assemble your own scenery
Choose your setting.
12 designs & sets
AI-assisted model visualizations. Check each design for the files, scale and parts included.
Samurai village.
Pagodas, a bridge and two distinct watchtowers.
01 / Tiered pagoda
Samurai Pagoda
Three sweeping roofs, wraparound balconies and stairs at the base. Make this tall pagoda the focal point of a village scene.
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02 / Temple model
Japanese Pagoda
Deep overhanging roofs and a slender spire give this pagoda a different silhouette. Compare its enclosed lower floor with the open pavilion.
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03 / Open pavilion
Pagoda Pavilion
An open lower platform beneath a decorative upper room. Railings and a double roof give this smaller building its layered shape.
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04 / Bridge model
Bridge & Pagoda
A raised walkway passes through a roofed pavilion, with steps and railings at either end. Add a crossing to your village layout.
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05 / Watchtower model
Open Balcony Watchtower
A wide roof shelters an open balcony above a tapered tower base. The raised platform offers a clear view over the scene.
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06 / Watchtower model
Samurai Watchtower
An enclosed lookout sits above a narrow stone-patterned shaft. Compare this compact tower with the wider balcony version.
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Medieval buildings.
Choose the house or church individually, or explore the two-building set.
07 / Half-timbered house
Medieval House
Timber framing, a steep roof and a stone-patterned ground floor. Start a street with one house, or pair it with the Gothic Church.
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08 / Church model
Gothic Church
A circular window above pointed entrance doors, with a bell tower rising over the roof. A distinct landmark for a medieval settlement.
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09 / Two-building set
House & Church Set
The Medieval House and Gothic Church together. Check this set against the individual designs if you already own either building.
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Modular layouts.
Plan a fortified courtyard or a science-fiction station.
10 / Modular fortifications
Samurai Fortress
Walls, gates and roofed towers surround an open courtyard. Explore the fortress components and plan the outline of your next stronghold.
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11 / Sci-fi terrain
Modular Space Station
Raised platforms, wall sections and stairs form a compact station layout. Explore the separate components for a science-fiction setting.
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At the gaming table.
A small accessory to use alongside the scenery.
From file to workbench
Before the first cut.
Start with the design you want to build, then check its file version against your material and machine.
Check your cutting area.
At the 3 mm material scale, no individual part exceeds 290 mm. Rescaling changes the part sizes too. See each model for file formats and assembly instructions.
Test the fit.
Material thickness and the width of the laser cut affect how parts meet. Cut a small joint sample before committing a whole sheet, and adjust the fit for your setup.
Before you
build the scene.
Are these finished buildings?
These are digital files for laser cutting. You cut the parts from your own material and assemble the scenery. Check each design page for its file versions and assembly instructions.
Will they fit my miniatures?
Check the scale and finished dimensions of the specific design. Many buildings in this collection are intended for 28–32 mm tabletop figures, but bases, doorways and floor space still matter. The HP Counter is a separate gaming accessory.
Does the House & Church Set contain different buildings?
It brings the Medieval House and Gothic Church together. Those designs are also listed individually on this page. Compare the included files before buying if you already own either one.
How large are the parts?
At the 3 mm material scale, no individual part exceeds 290 mm. That limit applies to separate parts, not the complete cutting layout or assembled scenery. Rescaling changes the dimensions.
Can I change the scale for another material?
Uniform scaling changes the building dimensions, slot widths and tabs together. Choose the supplied version that matches your measured material, or adjust an SVG in Laser Studio and test a joint first. Changing material scale also changes how the scenery fits your miniatures.