Laser Cut and 3D Printable Explosion Markers - 25mm Base

Two options for the price of one! "Quick and Durty" multi-part explosion markers. PDF, AI and SVG patterns for producing 3D laser cut parts using 3mm or 1/8 inch MDF or similar laser cut materials sized for the provided LETTER and ARCH C (18 x 24 inch) templates. There is a decent safety margin around these templates so that your laser doesn't run off  and try to bang around the edges. "PLUS" matching STL files for 3D printing on FDM printers (not formatted or tested for resin printing). Organized for a PRUSA or similar sized FDM printer at a 250x210 mm bed. Grouped by single parts, one full set and full beds of grouped parts (15 Units). Different results can be achieved using coloured MDF, or other materials that can be laser cut, or by using various coloured 3D filaments as depicted. Otherwise, glue parts together and paint as desired. 25mm basing as a reference. 10mm (1:150) tank and 28mm scifi figure shown for comparison. Miniatures and other scenics not included. No guarantees on results or parts matching if laser patterns or STL files rescaled. Digital patterns, files, laser cut and 3D printed products are for personal use only, not for commercial use or resale.

Scale comparison to 10mm (1:150) tanks and terrain.

3D Printed PLA vs. Acrylic Painted MDF.

Some possible colour configurations.

Another scale comparison showing individual parts, with a snow geyser in the background (actually my sizing test print before throwing in the colour for individual part layers).

Bits and assembled explosions versus a 28mm figure.

Good to go as a grenade impact marker.