
Field Workshop
FIELD WORKSHOP
A compact industrial repair station for sci-fi outposts. The Field Workshop combines a shuttered service pod, a covered maintenance bay, a drawer workbench and a pedestal crane. A separate generator, seated utility conduits, reinforced roof supports and recessed floor drainage complete the installation.
Designed for 28–32 mm tabletop environments and the Maloorn Outpost Infrastructure range.
Assembled dimensions: approximately 197.3 × 134.9 × 123.9 mm.
CONTENTS
18 STL parts: six floor tiles, three canopy panels, two rear walls, two front columns, service pod, workbench, generator, crane pedestal and crane jib. Eight product images are included.
PRINTING
Unsupported STL files. Supports are not included. STL coordinates are in millimetres. Print the 18 parts separately at 100% scale. Supports and slicer files are not included. A medium resin printer is recommended: the service pod needs a provisional envelope of approximately 102 × 65.3 × 89.7 mm including planning allowance for supports. The remaining parts fit the compact target envelope in preliminary layout planning. Choose orientation and supports in your slicer and inspect every layer; support layouts and actual fit depend on your printer and resin.
ASSEMBLY
Wash and cure all parts separately. Keep the hollow service pod open underneath for cleaning and curing. Assemble the six floor tiles in two rows, sliding their shallow lap joints together, then join the rows. Fit the service pod, rear walls, front columns and crane pedestal into the floor locating pockets. Position the workbench and generator. Join the three canopy panels on their side laps before lowering the complete roof onto the front column keys and rear ledges. Fit the crane jib onto its rectangular pedestal key. Dry-fit without force and glue only after checking alignment. The crane is static; it is not a load-bearing functional mechanism.
Digital STL kit; no physical model, vehicle or figure is included. The scale-reference silhouette is for comparison only. Product images are digital renders.
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