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Dice Tower
This is a two piece dice tower that you can use for any tabletop game! It's in the style of a Norman castle. The first piece is the main castle, with the second piece being the bailey that catches the dice. Due to a measurement error, you may have to scale the models up by 2540% in Cura. I printed this on my Ender 3, though it took a long time to print (~96hrs) I'm proud how it turned out! I use it often in our DnD games, it's not too loud, and there's only been minor surface damage from the dice falling down the interior ramp. The castle is around 4.5"x4.5"x7.5". This is how I learned to do CAD, so there's some minor surface details that could be upgraded. There is a fleur-de-lis on the barbican and a double B on the castle that could be easily changed if you want.
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