3d printing miniatures for d&d

Another thing to consider, this is a big print, and you will need at least 1kg of filament for the whole thing (i printed with 10% infill at 0.3 layer heigth). ... Anyways, if you have any questions don't hesitate to ask and I hope you have fun with...

Cart for dungeons & dragons. ...No support required. Print for wheels for one base. ...Glue after painting.

<p>This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/cLaYUZx0tps Category: 3D Printing

I also incorporated parts from this guy: https://www.shapeways.com/product/UEJCH5NUS/gnome-fighter-cleric-paladin The printer's resolution isn't ideal for this model, and the picture is subpar. However, I think the model looks great despite these...

War Horse for DnD which allows mounting/dismounting easily. Can be printed without support* (see picture). ... *Depending on printer only head might require little support for ears

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An easy-to-print flying stand that should be able to print with no supports using a resign printer. The inside fits a 25 mm mini and the outside fits inside a 50 mm black base commonly found at local comic book shops. -updated file is for large...

An easy-to-print flying stand that should be able to print with no supports using a resign printer. The inside fits a 25 mm mini and the outside fits inside a 50 mm black base commonly found at local comic book shops. -updated file is for large...

... excels at traversing unforgiving terrain, her rugged demeanor a testament to her unyielding spirit. ...To bring this character to life in 28mm miniature form, merely enlarge the original design by 156% to achieve a formidable presence on the tabletop.

... with whatever color you want and use a second coating over the plates to really make the numbers "pop"! Edit 10.01.2018 - I realised I'm an idiot after printing this and turning the number 6 upside down. ...Added a line underneath number 6 and 9.

This was a replacement handle/knob for a table saw. ...It's sized for a threaded 1/2" D-shaft. The knob is threaded for a 1/4"-20 screw. ... I printed this with ABS on an Ender 3 and it was a bit loose for the saw, so your mileage may vary.

... included my print settings in Cura as an image for reference purposes. If you're printing plants to fit snugly into the holes, it's highly recommended that you add a 4mm peg at the bottom to provide sufficient space for a small amount of adhesive.

... instead of filament. there is 2 versions, one completely flat without any logo for to you to put anything you like or contact me to make the modification you wish to have, and one with a wizard logo. ...Feel free to make all the Remix you like!

Desktop Hero 3D was used to bring humans to life.

... whatever color you want and use a second coating over the plates to really make the numbers "pop"! Edit January 10, 2018 - I realized I'm an idiot after printing this and turning the number 6 upside down. ...Added a line underneath number 6 and 9.

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Standing 60mm tall, this board has plenty of space for town announcements, pleas for help, and mysterious summons to the wizard's tower. The parts may need a little bit of sanding to fit perfectly in place. I used superglue to attach the parts...

Standing 60mm tall, this large board has ample space for town announcements, urgent calls for help, and enigmatic invitations to the wizard's tower. The parts may need some minor sanding to fit perfectly together. I used superglue to assemble the...

I have created this dice box featuring a Dungeons & Dragons design.The box includes spaces for inserting magnets, which can be easily secured by pressing them in with a soldering iron for a tight fit. However, the lid will stay in place even without...

A simple dice tower for dnd.

Impossible though it may be, printing is still a viable option. Multiple checks have been conducted to ensure accuracy. ...If you're keen on commissions, feel free to send a private message or email – pollygrimmart@gmail.com.

Supporting dice to print properly on a resin printer takes ages, so here's a set already pre-supported that I'm offering to the dice making community free to use.  The font used is Source Code Pro from Google fonts and has an SIL Open font licence, 

Some mage for your games. I am doing commissions. ...Please Pm me if you are interested

Some magic for your games. I'm taking on commissions. ...If you're interested, send me a private message.

... on a 25mm wooden plank base. ... I intended her for a Vistani NPC for games set in Ravenloft, but she would also work for pirate games or as a rogue, bard, or other typically-unarmoured type, or an armed peasant. ... Designed in Desktop Hero 2.0.

... layers on a 0.4mm nozzle. ...Good bed adhesion is important. It's a simple flat part. The spot for the dice on the sword (melee) is a bit smaller than the one for the bow (ranged) so you may wish to scale it to fit your particular dice size.

Lithophane Portal Unveiled - Beholder in Waiting, Ready to Strike! ...Players Remain in the Dark Until Activation. Inspect My Enigmatic Lithophane Box for Hidden Light Source.

A compact and convenient dice holder specifically designed for rogues in Dungeons & Dragons. ...Its sleek design enables seamless integration into even the most intricate of adventures.

... for tabletop gaming. ...To assemble a full force, it's recommended that gamers duplicate certain unit types. For those who prefer larger figures, scaling up the 18mm models to 28mm can be achieved by increasing their size by approximately 155.55%.

<p>18mm orc models on boar. ...For a complete army, you should mirror some of the units. ...If you want to have them in 28mm, simply scale them up by 155,55%.</p>