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The 37mm tall D&D tortle figurine is a miniature marvel of tabletop fantasy. Crafted with precision and care, this diminutive delight brings the iconic shell-back to life on any gaming surface. Standing at an impressive 37 millimeters in height, it's...

D&D coins printing vertically would be awesome. The Dungeons and Dragons logo should print on both sides of the coin. When made with lighter colored filament, they'll have a lithophane-like effect - just hold them up to a light source to see through....

I crafted a character for my D&D group, and this was my first attempt at creating something with SolidWorks. I successfully printed it on a Dremel 3D printer, scaling down the original design to just 25% of its size. To achieve a sturdy print,...

The box has enough space to store around 10 full sets of dice, two sets of D&D Coins I designed (you can find them at thingiverse.com/thing:3501615), and one Miniature Stand I created (check it out at thingiverse.com/thing:3501499). ...I suggest...

It's a custom monster requested by my d&d camaign DM. It's a combination of a Kruthik (from dnd) and a Kleavor (from pokemon). If I ever get the statblock, I'll put it up here aswell.The presupported version is scaled for our dnd mini's. The original...

This little fellow is a miniature figurine from a D&D game, specifically designed to depict a monk in all his martial-monastic glory. For the full story behind this creation, you can head over to blog.rockym93.net/2015/03/printed.html. As for its...

This is the Banderhobb from D&D. I saw most people were selling all their own models so I decided to make one based on my character (Mr. Hopps), and give it away for free. The hands are eh, but it took less than an hour to make it so take it as it...

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I'm creating a D&D Wizard that's designed to be the most beneficial character for my party. He's a Halfling Divination Wizard with Luck and Bountiful Luck abilities. ...To keep track of everything he uses, I've made a system based on "[DnD Spell Slot...

D&D wagon or cart, crafted in 28mm scale, amplifies immersion in desktop gaming experiences. No longer must your wagon be hinted at; now it's visually presented. Designing This Project Instructions: 3D Printing: Built in black, with...

Medium creature-sized tokens for D&D are easily crafted with this SCAD file. Since the "R" is missing from the font used, a makeshift alternative will have to be employed. The SCAD file allows users to create tokens of varying sizes or experiment...

Recently started playing D&D, my group lacked tokens or miniatures, so I created these tokens for game board use. Each token is a 1-inch x 1-inch cylinder with the classes' logo in the center. As a newcomer to the game, there might be issues with the...

Entry Arch into the D&D Cathedral is Constructed with Care. This Grand Entrance Boasts Two Distinct Features: a brick archway, and its sturdy Base. Note that Only Half of this Elegant Design was Required, Thus Printed Twice for Added Visual Impact.

I created this box for my husband when he got a new set of dice for D&D. The dimensions of it were designed to fit the foam that the dice came in. The hinge is designed to have a piece of 1.75mm filament run through it to hold it together. The box...

... tabletop campaign. As a newcomer to the world of 3D printing, I invite you to share your thoughts on this creation. Does it meet your expectations for a D&D figurine? ...What suggestions do you have for improvement or expansion upon this design?

I made a simple D&D logo keychain using Fusion 360 software. Print Settings: Printer Brand: Wanhao Printer Model: Wanhao Duplicator i3 V2 Raft Setting: Rafts aren't necessary. Supports: I didn't use any supports. Layer Resolution: The resolution is...

... Tokens are a must-have accessory for any D&D game. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or just starting out, they offer a convenient and engaging way to manage your characters' stats and abilities, making them an essential part of any D&D toolkit.

Female barbarian swordman who has been training her whole life you can tell by her overly muscled body.

I created this little guy for our D&D campaign by combining various elements. That's really all monsters are, a mix of different things. We have a tooth monster on our team that fights alongside us. Our wizard used the resurrect dead spell to bring...

Model of elf pilgrim, perfect as a D&D character figurine If you'd like to support our work financially, consider becoming a Patreon backer, which will enable us to keep providing free models for your enjoyment. This means a great deal to us and...

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I created some condition markers for various effects that might occur in a D&D game. These markers can be used to add an extra layer of realism to your gameplay, but I know there are many other conditions that have been overlooked. If you'd like me...

Model of a fierce human berserker, wielding a massive double-handed sword, perfect for use as a D&D character miniature. Support our efforts by becoming a Patreon today! This will enable us to keep providing you with high-quality models at no cost.

Compatible with D&D and tabletop role-playing games, it's scaled at 54mm to ensure effortless printing and because bigger is always better - though you can easily reduce it by 60% for a 28-32mm scale miniature. If you appreciate the work I create,...

Compatible with D&D and tabletop roleplaying games. Set at 54mm scale for easier printing and because bigger is more impressive but you can reduce to 60% for 28-32mm scale If you like what I do consider supporting me on Patreon for $1 where you can...

I needed an orc-style fighting pit for D&D so I whipped this up. This thing is BIG. One piece almost fills up my Prusa mk3 printer bed (16.5 × 16.5 × 15 inches / 420 × 420 × 380). The inner fighting pit area is 14 inches in diameter if that gives you...

This is a versatile 25mm humanoid figure designed for use in D&D games. Having multiple generic miniatures on hand can be beneficial when facing numerous enemies or NPCs that don't have unique models. The design prioritizes simplicity,...

Compatible with D&D and tabletop roleplaying games. ...Designed at 54mm scale for effortless printing and because grandeur is always preferable but can be reduced to 60% for 28-32mm scale\r\nIf you appreciate my craft, consider supporting me on Patreon...

A friend's D&D character got a custom-made Tortle designed by me. I used a turtle model as inspiration for the shell and head, then built the rest of the body in Tinkercard. Hands, arms, and legs were all added to complete the design. For more...

This fearsome creature is ideal for any epic dungeon and is compatible with D&D and tabletop roleplaying games. Designed to scale at 54mm for effortless printing and because bigger is indeed better, it can be easily reduced to 60% for a 28-32mm...