Deweycat Movement Guide for Gaming

As far as game aids go, there are two schools of thought. Some players show up a tape measure, some dice, and an attitude, while others rely on a full toolbox of equipment. I am among the latter, being Type A and a little on the spectrum. In my continued effort to answer questions you never asked, I designed this movement tool .stl.
“But why?”
Well, while shooting generally involves straight lines, movement – particularly for infantry units – adds literal twists and turns. Can that infantry section make a complete run to enter a building/bunker/get behind heavy cover?
You could use a metal tape, but it is difficult to get multiple bends out of it, and if it springs back, it will sweep everything before across their table.
This .stl pack is a simple print, which snaps together. You can make it into whatever length you are seeking (12” in the case of the print pictured). It stands upright and can create a serpentine path to illustrate your movement route.
“But I don’t have room in my gaming box for more stuff?”
Bosh! This model folds up into itself and takes up about 1” x 1”.
Besty of all, it’s a free file.

Printing Guide
This will print in either FDM or resin.
It will require you to press the connector (the small piece) into the protruding nubs of the larger piece. It’s a tight fit but it does fit. I used the end of a wooden spoon to do so.