Hex Station

Rough 3D Print, no postwork other than a quick paint.

Hexagon stations can be used for anything. It can be a station for research or a forward outpost, a listening station, or even an android recharging alcove, it could be anything. They are useful little structures that could be combined with other structures to make something truly unique. How we use them at DioWarriors is as a remote listening post to spy on the movements of the enemy.

These Hex Stations are fun when combining multiple toy lines. For example, Cobra troopers (GI Joe) monitoring the activities of Omanga, Agurts, and Gafia (Acid Rain World) somewhere deep in the wastelands of the Soil Ghosts.  They could be used as a backdrop for a future workshop with tools and spare parts littered on the shelf and piled up -- a maintenance alcove for Star Wars droids.

The small size makes the DioWarriors Hex Stations easy for taking along on a road trip somewhere. The station is designed in sections, where the walls are made up of three separate parts. The roof and ceiling (not pictured) is another part, and so is also the floor. Assembly is easy. Being plastic they are more durable than traditional diorama building material such as foam board. Take it to the beach or place it into a flower bed. The small size means you can take it apart, put it into a bag and take it with you across town, across the country, or even around the world.

Right now DioWarriors is designing the Hex Station. Expect to see the station on the DioWarriors Store very soon this year.