I already printed eight POI-Tokens and they came out great with lots of detail. Thanks a lot!

As always great design, multiple build options and printed perfectly on my P1S

Didn't take much to support it for resin printing.

I couldn't find the email with the files, however the response time and good service here are noteworthy. I appreciate Imperial Terrain reaching out to me in record time to sort through it and give me a solution. Thank you.

Easy to print and with good detail - printed for 40mm scale, as an internal scene can't wait to try it out in a game

Awesome terrain

I have printed three sets with no issues. Nice looking scenery.

Pallets are great and will look awesome once painted up on my table.

They look amazing! No supports needed.

Shipping Pallets - Digital STL Files

Great piece of terrain, Look great on the table top and was easy to print. Now to paint it up. LOL

Great Set! Easy to print and looks great! I Scaled it down for Star Wars Legion to 85%. Also worked perfect. No Supports needed on an Bambo Lab A1

Easy and reliable to print and look great on the tabletop. They complement the craters and alien plan STL (lake) which you can also see in the picture along with the bunker POI. The finish on these terrain pieces was done using Vallejo Earth Texture followed but airbrushing of paint. Not necessary but something I wanted to do - also gives them a feel that isn't plastic when you pick them up and hold them in your hand which is very nice. You can see an unbroken terrain building from Imperial Terrain in the background (same textured finish).

I have printed all of them and the printed very well. My favorite and most used the bunker style one which you can see in the photo (to the right).
I print in draft resolution as my FDM printer is old and very slow so you should expect a better result with a newer (after 2020) build machine.
Easy to paint and they do pop with contrast and a little dry brushing. Very handy for a Legion game.

These are recommended to print at 0.2mm but I have a really old Anycubic i3 Mega and its not designed for this but far too slow.
The files come out really nicely as you can see in the images. However I has problems having the parts join and slot together which I put down to the quality of the printer not being that flash and me not printing at the recommended resolution. Images are for a star wars legion game. There is a mix of terrain on the board but you can always rely on Imperial Terrain printing well compared to other STL designers.