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Brick Texture Roller for Miniature Bases and Wargaming Terrain

Brick Texture Roller for Miniature Bases and Wargaming Terrain, design preview, hero tilt

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What it does

  • An asymmetric brick pattern roller shape, so you can press it into scenery
  • A rolling handle shape, so you can move it across model surfaces
  • Made with a raised brick texture, so your bases pick up the pattern
  • Sized for miniature terrain, dioramas, and wargaming bases
  • Made to order in the USA after you order

Across a tabletop battlefield, your terrain pieces can carry the look of stacked brick without carving each line by hand. This roller has a raised, asymmetric brick pattern cut into its surface, shaped so you can press and roll it across soft basing material or scenery panels to leave that pattern behind.

It works as a texture tool for miniature scenery, DnD terrain pieces, wargaming bases, and diorama walls. The brick pattern is asymmetric, giving your surfaces a look that avoids a repeating, uniform grid.

This is a printed object, not a brick itself. It has the look of a brick surface, formed into a roller you use as a scenery tool. Made to order in the USA after you place your order.

7.5k downloads in the maker community. That is interest in the design on the site it came from, not our sales.

What you get

  • This design prints as one piece.
  • Nothing else to print or buy for this to work.

What it is made of

Designs like this print well in PLA. Compare the materials.

Printed plastic is strong for its size, but it is not metal. We have not load tested this design, so we do not publish a weight rating. Keep it out of a hot car and away from open flame.

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Who made this design

Designed by Wibal. We did not draw it.

Shared under Creative Commons, credit required. See the original design