Container City Kickstarter Expands With New Stretch Goals

The Container City Kickstarter is now live, bringing a highly modular sci-fi terrain system to tabletop gamers and 3D printing enthusiasts.

Designed primarily for FDM printers, Container City allows hobbyists to create dense industrial environments using stackable shipping containers, modular buildings, walkways, checkpoints, watchtowers, market stalls and a wide range of scatter terrain. The system is designed to be easy to print, highly modular and suitable for creating everything from small outposts to sprawling multi-level settlements.

Since launching, the campaign has already unlocked 10+ stretch goals, adding even more buildings, terrain, variants and accessories to the collection. Every unlocked stretch goal is included with the All-In pledge, with additional content continuing to be revealed throughout the campaign.

Container City is suitable for a wide range of sci-fi tabletop games, including Necromunda, Kill Team, Stargrave, Infinity, Deadzone, Five Parsecs From Home, BLKOUT as well as RPGs and homebrew skirmish systems.

One of the campaign's highlights has been the involvement of the community, with backer suggestions helping to shape new stretch goals and future additions to the range.

With the campaign now entering its final stretch, it's a great opportunity for anyone looking to expand their collection with a versatile, FDM-friendly terrain system.

Container City In Action

Here's a look at some of the terrain printed and painted, showing just a few of the different layouts and environments you can create with the modular system.