Recognizable silhouette
The aircraft should be identifiable at table distance through its characteristic shape and proportion.
Aircraft system · Prototype
HexFlight
Printable aircraft designed first as durable, readable tabletop game pieces for Death Spiral.
HexFlight takes its shape from recognizable WWI aircraft forms and the needs of an active game table. The range and public print details are still being developed.
Design principles
Aircraft made to be handled.
A HexFlight model should read as the right aircraft, work as a repeated-use game piece, and belong on the Death Spiral table.
Practical construction
Parts and details should support printing, handling, storage, and repeated games rather than display-only fragility.
Aircraft character
The model should preserve the visual identity that makes one airframe distinct from another.
Finished prototypes
Aircraft built for the table.
Painted HexFlight models shown in working Death Spiral games.
Current development
The hangar begins with the table.
- Aircraft range
- Painted prototype aircraft establish the direction for a growing Death Spiral hangar.
- Tabletop scale
- Models are being shaped for clear, practical use at the game table.
- Print development
- Prototype prints are being tested as working game pieces.
- HexAxis compatibility
- Current prototypes are being developed alongside the HexAxis flight stand system.
- Model records
- Aircraft profiles will bring model photographs and tabletop identity together as the hangar grows.
- Public details
- Release and print information will be shared through official Hexwerks channels when ready.
Aircraft development
Follow the range as it takes shape.
See painted prototypes, workshop progress, and future aircraft records through the studio's current channels.