Summary

I have been looking to integrate Battletroops into my Battletech games for a bit of infantry fun. Going into buildings and navigating furniture and shooting enemies while mechs crash through the walls is exactly what I want from my games.

As the original boxset is from 1989 and all the scanned tokens and mapsheets are in jpeg format with no clear scale reference, I have decided to go with 35mm hexes from flat to flat. The template allows you to create the dots required to make a map on paper or any other surface you want for making a Battletroops map.

Because the size is 30.3mm from flat edge to flat edge, if you start making dots from the center of a standard A4 they will meet the edges of the paper exactly in the middle of the dots. This allows you to have multiple pages combining to a mapsheet, which is exactly what I needed.

i took the liberty of also making some Line of Sight tokens that should fit this scale just fine (but keep in mind they are created without physical reference to the original scale)

See: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/7943/battletech-battletroops
For some scans of the tokens.

I consider this a work in progress and I'll definitely upload more stuff as I come up with ideas in the future.

As for the infantry, I recommend MillerBro's troops https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3749586
In combination with dutchmogul's 15mm Tech base https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1731946 because it has hexes on it, nice and Battletechy.

Update

I've added a 6MP line of sight token, as well as some notched versions for each token which will but up against the 15mm bases by dutchmogul.

I've also added a Mech Template, a Fallen Mech template and a Vehicle template that should be more or less fine for the purpose of playing battletroops.

Update 2

Additionally to create your own maps (I was reading BGG and came across this post: https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/3356878/possible-map-generator which refers to:)
https://incompetech.com/graphpaper/triangledots/
Fill out the generator at 5 points per dot and 1.785 CM spacing per dot and you will match the templates I have in this upload. It sure beats having to make them with a pencil.