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BATTLESHIP - The Game by Mike-vom-Mars

BATTLESHIP - The Game by Mike-vom-Mars

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BATTLESHIP - THE GAME
Portable version of the popular Battleship game. Each player has two boards - one to place his own fleet and another to mark where he has shot the enemy fleet. Green (or white) pegs are placed where nothing has been hit, red pegs indicate where a ship has been hit.
I decided for a design where each player has his own two boards (in contrast of a shared board in the middle) so both players do not need to sit opposite of each other. This allows you to play outdoors, on a park bench, between kitchen and living room - or even via phone!
There are many variants of this game (description see here: http://bit.ly/1uSAjnB) but with the standard variant, each player's fleet consists of:
4x Submarine (size: 2 pegs)
3x Destroyer (size: 3 pegs)
2x Cruiser (size: 4 pegs)
1x Battleship (size: 5 pegs)
For two players, you need to print:
4x Board.stl
2x Connector.stl
8x Ship2.stl
6x Ship3.stl
4x Ship4.stl
2x Ship5.stl
Pegs (50 pieces of each color should be fine)

HINTS:

When using Cura, use the "Ironing" feature to achieve very smooth top surfaces. Unfortunately, I discovered this feature right after I printed the boards :-)

Use a paint marker (f.e. "Edding 780") to color the chars and numbers on the board.
PRINTING:

Board.stl
Layer height 0.3mm (or less). Use infill ~8% for even top surfaces.


Connector.slt
Layer height 0.3mm (or less). Use infill ~8% for even surfaces. Enable supports.


Ships
Layer height 0.3mm (or less). No infill, no supports required.

Pegs
Layer height 0.3mm (or less). No infill, no supports required.

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