Betrayal at House on the Hill Tiles (magnetic)

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This is a 3D tile-set for the board game Betrayal at House on the Hill, an absolutely fantastic game that I've had a lot of fun playing over the years. I decided to make 3D versions of the room tiles for fun, inspired by this Settlers of Catan project. (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1238980) I recently printed a Catan set and thought it would be a good challenge to create a Betrayal set. I created the basic design of each general layout for the rooms in Fusion 360 and then imported them into Tinkercad, where I merged them with other 3D models found from others. I appreciate the great designs I found from the community; I think I've listed all of the models that were used or remixed, but if you happen to see your model here and I haven't properly cited its use, let me know. This is a pretty time-intensive printing project, so be prepared if you choose to print a set! #Printing * 47 base tiles * 1x of each room tile #Assembling Each base tile has four slots where magnets can be inserted. These are based on the hexagon magnetic tiles used in this Settlers of Catan model (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2525047). There is a solid tutorial and great links there about what type of magnets you can use in the base tiles. Each room should fit snugly in each base piece. You will need a total of 4 * 47 = 188 magnets (3mm x 6mm). Once the magnets are placed, use an adhesive to adhere the room tiles to the bases. #Painting So probably the most difficult part of this project for me was painting everything. I'd suggest looking up tutorials on dry-brushing if you're not too familiar with model painting. You'll likely find painting mistakes if you look closely at the models, but hey, it's a dilapidated old house, so hopefully it contributes to the theme. #Thanks I just wanted to say that I appreciate those who helped me on this project.