dungeon tile 3d models

I designed a simple dungeon tile in Tinker CAD as a birthday gift for a friend who wanted to start DMing soon. I created them 3 cm large because I like having extra room between standard 1 inch base minis. Since the initial model, I made some...

... I've also utilized Devonjones' excellent tile designs, found on the Thingiverse platform at http://www.thingaverse.com/devonjones/designs/. ...His wall creations are impressive and inspired me to design modified versions of these walls myself.

jigg for marking where magnets or other connections need to be placed on your dungeon tile 3x3 cm square

A 2x2 dungeon tile that has etched terror rune. ...This rune triggers a loud scream that attracts nearby monsters, and strikes terror into the heart of the individual that set it off.

I'm experimenting with a 3D recreation of an aged dungeon tile that I stumbled upon in a dusty corner, intending to utilize it as a unique element within a Dungeons & Dragons setting or similar tabletop adventure. ...Feel free to integrate this tile...

... ...Its purpose is to allow for a 0.25'' wall section on one square while leaving a 1'' space for a miniature base, effectively fitting a medium-sized figurine. Wyloch's Armory offers both a free dungeon tile set and a more comprehensive paid option.

I needed a way to sort my couple hundred dungeon tiles. So this is what I made. Just print a few out and it makes it way easier to find whatever tile you need at the time. You might need to scale down for a tighter fit if that's what you want. There...

Using basic 2x2 dungeon tiles, I had the idea of making a grid to hold my tiles as a module. My goal is to create real moving parts using arduinos and such. I have several other grid configurations I'm making. I thought it would be good to have...

For the new game master, basic dungeon tiles come in handy sets of 4, 6, and 12. This affordable alternative to purchasing individual tiles offers a cost-effective way to create unique dungeons without getting bogged down in intricate details. Each...

I needed a way to organize my massive collection of dungeon tiles, which numbered in the hundreds. To solve this problem, I created a sorting system that makes it incredibly easy to locate any tile at a moment's notice. Simply print out a few copies...

This is a three-dimensional rendering of an old dungeon tile that I stumbled upon lying around. Feel free to utilize it for a D&D setting or similar purpose. The file is in Blender format, so the materials were crafted using node shaders and I'm...

These are a first set of alternative dungeon tiles based on openlock 1. Changes to allow routing of wires from a CR2032 battery in the base to ledson the floor and or wall 2. Modified the clip for a more secure connection 3. Offset the grid by half...

Dungeon clips are simply an alternative to the traditional, often time consuming dungeon tiles. I've tried EVERY single method to make dungeon tiles and walls. XPS, foam board, paper, print outs, grid mat, 3D printed (PLA and Resin), cardboard and...

Delve into our Dungeon Tiles with this Catacombs Set Teaser.  Try out our files.  All tiles for use with The Blooded Horn Miniatures Dungeon Tiles sets. 5mm Spherical Magnets required to magnetise. Clip available. ...See more at...

... no further! I had a lot of plans for this dungeon tile generator, but unfortunately got quite bored of it. I may eventually get back to it but it works to create basic dungeon tiles of any size, with or without magnets which is good enough for now!

This organizer is specifically created to keep your Tilescape 3D Dungeon Tiles tidy, courtesy of Rocket Pig Games' ingenious design. ...It neatly stores approximately sixteen connector links while allowing extra room beneath for rubber bands to secure...

... a 0.25'' wall to be integrated into a single square space while leaving 1'' of room for a miniature figure, essentially the base of a medium-sized model. Wyloch's Armory offers both a free dungeon tile set and a more comprehensive paid option.

Human: Part of my New Dungeon tile system.\r\n- Hand-placed cobblestone, every stone uniquely created.\r\n- Approximately five to six hours spent on cobblestone design and placement.\r\n- Employing the Openlock System with innovative...

... leaving room for an M-sized figurine base. Magnetballs placed in the support where the tiles are glued allow for easy joining and adjustment of the tiles together. Wyloch's Armory offers a free set of dungeon tile and a more complete paid one.

It is a part of a set dungeon tiles that can be found here: https://www.printables.com/social/482937-pieter-stobbe/collections/384219 . I love to share these files with all of you 3D printing tabletop enthousiasts. ...However, if you don't feel like...

A simple dungeon tile set that is easily printed at semi-course settings with minimal time (few hours) to print and a small amount of filament with minimal bed adhesion areas. Made in Tinkercad and the video of making it is at...

A simple dungeon tile set that is easily printed at semi-course settings with minimal time (few hours) to print and a small amount of filament with minimal bed adhesion areas. Made in Tinkercad and the video of making it is at...

Improve your next DnD session with our second Dungeon Tile set! In this Set you'll find two different Tile pattern styles and each showing different conditions. While one looks clean and new, the other shows signs of age and wear. All included Files...

This is my version of a simple and modular base (2" - 2x25mm) for dungeon tiles. Size wise it is compatible with the awesome OpenForge and OpenLOCK systems. My version uses only 4, 5mm round magnets, wich is the less than some other options out...

I'm excited to showcase my latest creation - a part of my New Roleplay Dungeon Tile system. This tile is a game-changer, featuring several unique aspects that will elevate your tabletop experience. Firstly, the cobblestone surface has been carefully...

Dungeon Tiles

These tiles can elevate your game play off of the board.  They can be arrainged to make almost any combination of room size or dungeon configuration.

After scouring Thingiverse, I found numerous options but none met my expectations - scaling was off, or they required using half tiles to accommodate walls and other features. I'm now creating a custom tile set tailored to my needs, which may also...

... wall to be integrated into a single square space while leaving a 1" gap for a miniature figure, essentially serving as a base for an M-sized miniature. Wyloch's Armory offers both a free and a more comprehensive paid set of tiles for dungeon use.

This is a modular dungeon floor system featuring pinpointable wall placements. ...Generic flooring enables expansive map coverage, eliminating the need for printing numerous texture variations.