Pittsburgh Papercraft: Factory Floor is a PDF kit of 37 worksheet pages, which you print, cut and assemble with scissors and tape, to form a fantastical industrial floor of modular design. This paper environment is suitable for role playing games, dinosaur toys, miniature warfare, and LEAN/Six Sigma training.

In addition to the flat floor, in 22 tileable 7x10 in sections, the pages cut and fold together to form rail trestles, cement platforms, steel bridge anchors, fuel and fluid pipes, and other components. The largest structure is an iron puddling furnace, modeled after the furnace at Cooper's Rock.

The PDF prints well on 60lb cardstock, 8.5x11. Each page can be colored in, or left as-is. With 22 different floor tiles, and a few variations of pipe and platform size, non-repeating factories of arbitrary scale can be designed, printed, and assembled from the pages of the PDF.

This digital PDF product is for printing it yourself, and extending your factory to the maximum available volume. It is based around a regular 1-inch square grid, making it compatible with Dungeons and Dragons miniatures, Warhammer armies, and more. It could be the factory headquarters of a supervillain, the magical industrial forge of a giant, the egg-factory of a newt tribe, or a refuge for modern-age dinosaurs.

Read more about the Factory Floor’s creation here.