Summary

"The few literate members of the horde were surprised to find their projectiles returned to them garishy painted with ribald couplets."

--Qie Zi, The Art of Seej

These are simple structures designed to keep your coins from wandering too far during a Seej match.

Combine with some corrugated cardboard to create a backstop behind your fortification.

Seej is an open-source tabletop wargame based around 3D printing. Rules for Seej are at http://www.s33j.net

Instructions

Here it is! Possibly the least exciting and conversely most useful Seej model to date!

No assembly required.

These buttresses are designed to hold a piece of corrugated cardboard in place behind your Seej fortifications. Pizza boxes work great for this, provided they're not too greasy. Also: pizza.

Print a pair of buttresses for each meter of cardboard backstop. You'll have to notch the cardboard in order to get the bottom edge all the way down to your playing surface.

This buttress is a modified side brace from the Zheng3 Penny Catapult.

Seej is a tabletop wargame based around 3D printing. Check out http://s33j.net for rules and more information.

At a minimum, you'll need the Seej starter set: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:24013

You can also search Thingiverse for Things with the seej tag.

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Seej Backstop Buttress