Great post! If this process proves to be too difficult there is actually a much easier way! There's a webapp called "Terrain2STL"[1] which can take any locatio

Great post! If this process proves to be too difficult there is actually a much easier way! There's a webapp called "Terrain2STL"[1] which can take any location and generate a 3D-printable terrain map. Rather than downloading the STL and slicing the file into a printable format, you can actually use the "Print" button and a Raspberry Pi to send the terrain directly into your print queue using PrintToPeer. (Full disclosure: I'm a founder of PrintToPeer). The only difference is you won't have the battlefield lines drawn. [1] http://jthatch.com/terrain2stl/ http://jthatch.com/terrain2stl/