NewsSci-Fi2nd Dec 2025

Get Your Cyberpunk On with the EdoKanto Kickstarter Campaign

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A vibrant display of cyberpunk-inspired 3D printable buildings showcases a variety of structures, including a large three-floor building with a distinctive roof and smaller mid-sized buildings with intricate details. The scene features a mix of purple and blue hues, with elements like bridges and signage enhancing the futuristic aesthetic. Prominent text at the bottom highlights the campaign's focus on FDM printing and digital STL files, emphasizing its accessibility for tabletop gaming.

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Corvus Games Terrain’s latest Kickstarter ends in six days time.

Entitled EdoKanto, this latest campaign by Corvus Games Terrain—and their sixth in total—features an excellent selection of 3D printable, cyberpunk-inspired, sci-fi buildings and terrain. Created for tabletop wargames and RPGs, this new set of scenery has been designed to be used with 28mm—35mm scale miniatures.

The buildings included in the EdoKanto campaign can be printed on FDM printers; they’re also designed to print ‘without the need for fiddly supports’ and ‘exported into the optimal orientation for printing’.

This campaign is raising funds for the following buildings, all of which are available as digital files only:

Tocho Building

A large, three-floor building. The ground floor features four optional slot-in doors and measures 8" square.

A detailed 3D model of the Tocho Building, showcasing a three-floor structure with a textured roof and multiple windows. The building features removable stairs for upper access and includes optional slot-in signage for customization. The model is presented against a blue geometric background, emphasizing its dimensions of 245mm x 239mm x 270mm.

Tech Fixer

A mid-sized, two storey building with an optional rooftop billboard. Separate slot-in signage prints are also available.

A two-story building model titled

Sunoku Market Building

Described as a ‘mid-sized building with a separate upper 'floor'’, this building can be used as ‘two separate buildings or combined into one larger structure’.

A detailed 3D model of the Sunoku Market Building, showcasing two separate structures with a distinct rooftop access feature. The building has a textured facade with decorative elements, including a sloped roof and optional stairs. The design emphasizes modularity, making it suitable for various tabletop gaming scenarios.

EdoCity News Stand

This small news kiosk is ideal for ‘providing cover and blocking line-of-sight’.

A small, detailed model of the EdoCity News Stand, featuring a sloped roof and an open front, is displayed against a light blue background. The structure is designed to represent a news kiosk and includes features such as roof access and optional stairs. Text on the image highlights its dimensions (89mm x 111mm x 101mm) and notes that it can be used as two separate structures.

Mechanic Workshop

A mid-sized, single-floor building with stairs that provide access to the roof area.

A single-floor mechanic workshop building designed for 3D printing, featuring a large garage door and stairs leading to the roof area. The structure has a modern, cyberpunk aesthetic with detailed textures and windows. The dimensions are 219mm x 187mm x 106mm, and the design allows for easy printing without supports.

Locust Eatery Building

This two-story building features ‘Slot-in hanging signage’. Access to the roof area is available via a ladder.

A two-story building designed for tabletop gaming, the Locust Eatery features a detailed exterior with a sloped roof and multiple windows. It includes roof access and optional slot-in signage for added customization. The dimensions of the building are 119mm in height, 151mm in width, and 173mm in depth, set against a blue geometric background.

Large Apartment Building

One of the largest buildings in the campaign, this three-storey building also features optional slot-in hanging signage and a fire escape on the side. An extra upper floor is included for those of you who would like an even bigger apartment block.

A large, three-storey apartment building model features multiple floors, roof access, and optional slot-in signage. The structure has a detailed facade with windows and a prominent overhang, designed for 28mm-35mm scale miniatures. The background is a light blue with geometric patterns, and the text

Fusion Ramen Stand

A small, single floor building which also boasts optional slot-in hanging signage and other clip-in components. A separate row of seating and a free-standing sign is also included.

A small, single-floor building designed as a ramen stand, featuring a traditional roof and an open front. It includes free-standing exterior seating, clip-in hanging addons, and optional slot-in signage. The structure is presented in a light color against a blue geometric background, with dimensions noted as 145mm x 134mm x 123mm.

DocStims Medical Building

A large two-floor building with frontal overhang.

A two-story building designed for tabletop gaming, featuring a detailed facade with a roof overhang and an accessible roof area. The structure includes optional slot-in signage for customization. The dimensions are 144mm x 263mm x 172mm, showcasing a cyberpunk aesthetic suitable for 28mm-35mm scale miniatures.

808 Club Building

A mid-sized, two floor building with optional slot-in hanging signage.

A two-story building design titled

Laundromat

Another small, single-floor building ideal for adding character to you table.

A small, single-floor laundromat building features a distinctive design with built-in signage and a circular window. The structure has a stylized facade, showcasing a blend of cyberpunk aesthetics with geometric patterns in the background. The dimensions of the building are 161mm in width, 111mm in height, and 83mm in depth.

All the buildings included have not only removable roofs and accessible interiors, but also the option for ‘slot-in signage with ladder or stair access to upper floors / roof areas’. All the components required for these buildings have been designed to print on the average FDM home printer without the need for supports.

Another really cool feature of this campaign is its simplicity: it features a single pledge level which includes all the building designs in this core set. A set of ‘modular OpenLOCK 'riser' tiles’ are also included, allowing backers to ‘elevate your layouts’. There's also a lifetime merchant license pledge for well, the lifetime merchants amongst you.

This campaign has already attracted more than £11,000 worth of pledges, smashing its funding goal in the process. As one would expect from a Kickstarter, it is now unlocking stretchgoals such as thematic scatter, objective markers, walkways, full colour posters and more.

See the Kickstarter page for more details.

Images courtesy of Corvus Games Terrain


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