Carassonne Game Files

[WillAdams (William Adams (Carbide 3D))]

It’s a terrain tile game, right?

Use one of the techniques from: https://wiki.shapeoko.com/index.php/Online_resources#Geography to model terrain for the tiles

esp. see

Terrain Relief Models, Unabridged

Terrain Relief Models, Unabridged [IMG_20190415_104354-01] When I was musing about picking up a Shapeoko, the project I had in mind was carving a terrain relief model of Mount LeConte in the Smokies, and in my head I also had the trails engraved onto the model. In the quest to make this thing in my head a reality, I followed various trailblazers, perfected workflows, had epiphanies, scrapped entire workflows, wrote some plugins, added a laser, and eventually arrived at what seems to me like a…

Note however that the game was released in 2000 and the designer is still alive:

Carcassonne

Klaus-Jürgen Wrede

Check and see how the designer feels about files?

Perhaps one of these instead?

Cathedral, Game Of The Medieval City

I recreated one of my favorite board games that I’ve had for 25+ years, Cathedral. The original board was just printed MDF and the pieces were made of cheap pine blocks glued together and stained their respective colors. I wanted to make a much nicer version with each piece carved from a solid block of contrasting woods. The board and pieces were done by hand prior to getting my Shapeoko but the lid relied heavily on it. I actually think my obsession with getting this made is 80% of the reason I…

A game tile for a tabletop game with some settlers

Here’s a game tile, for a game with some settlers, sheep and mountains. It’s intended as the base for a more specific tile, not for having the originals games tiles glued to it (though it’s parameterized such that you could if you were so inclined) There are holes around the edges (intended to be drilled after milling) for 1/8" ball bearings and magnets. Into every other hole install a magnet and every other hole a ball bearing. I’m not 100% happy with this, but it’s a start. [Tile-Set_2017…