Soda Can wargaming Terrain written in python and cadquery focused on recycling various sized soda cans. The terrain is modular with the pipe terrain set using magnets as connectors. The kit is scaled for various miniature wargames.

• Patreon - All of the can sets and code
• Makerworld - 12 oz Can Set

• Parts - 5, 2 rails, 1 platform, 1 ladderer ring, 1 12 oz soda can, 8 3x2mm magnets, 2 pipe caps
• Weight - 45 grams
• Print Time - 7 hours
• Layer Height - 0.2mm
• Infill - 10%
• The rails are printed with supports

• Length - 75
• Width - 72.7
• Height - 113
• Weight - 13grams
• Print Time - 2 hours 50 minutes
• Layer Height - 0.2mm
• Infill - 10%
• No Supports

• Length - 75
• Width - 72.7
• Height - 35
• Weight - 22grams
• Print Time - 2 hours 43 minutes
• Layer Height - 0.2mm
• Infill - 10%
• No Supports

• Length - 81
• Width - 77
• Height - 25
• Weight - 7grams
• Print Time - 1 hour 14 minutes
• Layer Height - 0.2mm
• Infill - 10%
• Printed with supports

• Length - 23mm
• Width - 23mm
• Height - 5mm
• Weight - 1grams
• Print Time - 13 minutes
• Layer Height - 0.2mm
• Infill - 10%
• No Supports

• Patreon - All of the can sets and code
• Cults3d - Red Bull Can Set

• Parts - 5, 2 rails, 1 platform, 1 ladder ring, 1 Red Bull can, 8 3x2mm magnets, 2 pipe caps
• Weight - 38 grams
• Print Time - 6 hours 51 minutes
• Layer Height - 0.2mm
• Infill - 10%
• The rails are printed with supports

• Length - 75
• Width - 64.7
• Height - 152.5
• Weight - 16grams
• Print Time - 3 hours 30 minutes
• Layer Height - 0.2mm
• Infill - 10%
• No Supports

• Length - 67
• Width - 64.7
• Height - 20
• Weight - 13grams
• Print Time - 1 hours 57 minutes
• Layer Height - 0.2mm
• Infill - 10%
• No Supports

• Length - 73
• Width - 67.6
• Height - 25
• Weight - 6grams
• Print Time - 1 hour 8 minutes
• Layer Height - 0.2mm
• Infill - 10%
• Printed with supports

• Length - 23mm
• Width - 23mm
• Height - 5mm
• Weight - 1grams
• Print Time - 13 minutes
• Layer Height - 0.2mm
• Infill - 10%
• No Supports

Before assembly and painting properly prepare the can for painting. I tried sanding the can to see if that helps the paint adhere. Another alternative is probably automative primer.