No. Please read the Imperial Terrain License Agreement. We currently have printers across the globe helping us fulfill demand. Please contact info@imperialterrain.com with any specific questions or to become part of our licensed printers network around the world.

We design all Imperial Terrain files to not need supports. Even if it looks like it needs them (arches, etc) you still don’t need them. Make sure your printer is tuned and your bridging settings are locked in and you'll be fine. Potentially, you will need to use a hobby knife to clean up a few loose threads.

We print all production pieces at .2 layer height with 2 perimeters. All files should be clean in the slicer. If you notice any oddities please email info@imperialterrain.com and we will review and edit as needed.

8mm x 3mm and 8mm x 1mm round magnets. Our more recent designs have moved away from using magnets, and instead use a clip system that allows for easy assembly without the issues of magnetic polarity.

Our primary focus is on digital files. However, you can order printed terrain from one of our authorized licensed printers around the world. Our list of licensed resellers can be found HERE.

Our models are designed to fit mainly on 200mm x 200mm beds. You, of course, can use your preferred slicing software to “Cut” the model into smaller sizes for printing. Most slicers will only allow you to do this along the XY plane for example and this could require you to rotate the model, then cut, then rotate back.

There are some great product reviews and product comparison videos on YouTube that do a much better job of answering this question than we ever could! Our print farm is made up of Prusa and Bambu printers—we have had great success with them, but we recommend you investigate what is the right combination of features and budget for you.  

Our models can work with resin printers, any STL file can be loaded into a resin printer’s slicer the same way you can do so with an FDM (filament) based printer. Your mileage may vary, however, as to the final detail. Generally smaller models with more detail will work better. Larger models would need to be hollowed out using a tool like meshmixer
to save on resin usage. Our “support-free” claim is for FDM printers; since resin printers have a different method of printing, you’ll likely need to support the designs.

We prefer using the Loctite gel super glue (blue cap), but any standard super glue will work.

Yes you can, most slicers have a “Cut” option that allow you to split a model in two. Most slicers will only allow you to do this along the XY plane for example, and this could require you to rotate the model, then cut, then rotate back.