Meeple The Dragon for alternate Carcassonne Board game zombies

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It looks like the text is a tutorial on printing custom tiles for a board game, specifically Under the Big Top, using a 3D printer. The author shares their experience with slicing, layer heights, infill patterns, and colors to achieve a textured look. Here's a breakdown of the key points: 1. Printing setup: * Prusa i3 MK2 * PLA filament (Transparent for Meeples) * Nozzle size: 4mm * Layer height: .150mm * Infill pattern: CONCENTRIC Top/Bottom fill * Base layers: 4 * Top layers: 3 * Infill density: 15% 2. Printing issues: * Corner lift due to missing brim (resolved by adding a 3mm brim) * Incorrect layer rendering in Slic3r, resolved by rotating the tile and reslicing 3. Color scheme: * Light Green for fields and base color * Blue for "C", ponds, rivers, and shield tops * Skin for road bases * Copper for underlay dark field color and city floor * Pearl White for emblem bases * Khaki for walls * Red for Cloister and Cathedral/Abbey towers 4. Tips: * Use the "poor man's inlay trick" by changing filament colors between base layers to achieve a textured look * Experiment with different color materials for enhanced 3D effect The author provides detailed information on their printing setup, slicing, and layering process, as well as their color scheme choices. They also offer tips for achieving a textured look and resolving common printing issues.