printable dungeon tiles 3d models

Gardening aficionados can easily build their very own miniature masterpiece using these stylish ceramic tiles.

Humans use photogrammetric data to craft intricate, seamless floor coverings known as tileable tiles.

This affordable alternative to purchasing individual tiles offers a cost-effective way to create unique dungeons without getting bogged down in intricate details. Each set of 4 tiles takes approximately one hour and 48 minutes to complete. The set...

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...

Classic aesthetic meets edgy flair with default black and white tiles infused with a subtle hint of grunge, adding an air of raw rebellion to any space.

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.

These square map tiles are perfect for crafting a compact dungeon complete with doors. The scad file is tailored to adjust their size and door configuration - occasionally I require a 6cm tile featuring a staircase and text, while other times I need...

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...

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...

... ...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.

... 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.

By reducing the tile size to 80% of its original dimensions, it becomes compatible with inch scale dungeon tiles. If you need the base for this design, you can obtain it free from the true tile base set available at Hero's Hoard. ... Print Settings: ...

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...

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...

I create inserts and stuff for myself and the games I play, and this seemed like a thing people would definitely want to print since organizing all the tiles in this product can be a real pain without it. I hope you guys like it and that it enhances...

Generic floor tile for tabletop gaming.

LastLock (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3568876) from jdigi78 (https://www.thingiverse.com/jdigi78) Didn't include a size for true tile 1.25 Squares so here they are with their original thickness and easy to remove integral supports. ... ...

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...

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.

A basic tile I designed for board games or DnD maps. ... It has holes in the bottom to put 12mmx2mm magnets to keep the tiles together. ... The total size is 2"x2"

4x4 grate Tile with square opening in the center. ...Shadow Keep area 18 entrance to area 19.

I made these custom dnd tiles. These are stone bricks. ...There are three versions, 3x3, 2x2, and 1x1.

The true tile base is not included, but it can be obtained by downloading the free base from True Tiles or creating your own base of appropriate size for your collection. Fits perfectly on Openlock adjusted for 1 1/4 inch tiles at...

... in Blender turned out - it far exceeded my expectations. ...I was aiming for a bold, cartoonish style with an over-the-top feel to it. This tile should be versatile and useful within your games, fitting seamlessly on top of most other tile systems.

A glowing ruin on a tile for your RPG's. I added the blender files incase anyone wants to change the design. ... note: I haven't made one of these yet so please tell me how it goes.

I needed a button for my wintercoat and wanted it to be square. ...So I used these tiles to make it an easter egg and spot other DnD nerds in the wild

I just need a handy file to whip up this fantastic game on paper super fast so I can dive right into playing it ASAP - The absolute best!

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...

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