OpenForge Stone Dungeon Curved Wall

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OpenForge Summary ================ Dungeon tiles crafted specifically to mesh with Dwarven Forge dungeon tiles. This set presents the greatest challenge I've faced in creating tile sets to date. Compatible Tiles and Walls ------------------------- Tiles and walls within this series are identified by OpenForge tags. OpenForge Sets ============== * Smooth Tile Series: Smooth tiles ideal for use as concrete, dirt, ice, or other materials. * Smooth Edge Tile Series: Smooth edge tiles suitable for use as concrete, dirt, ice, or other materials. * Stone Tile Series: Stone tiles designed to replicate the look and feel of stone. * Stone Edge Tile Series: Stone edge tiles designed to complement stone tile sets. * Crenelated Tile Series: Crenelated tiles featuring a distinctive notch design. * Crenelated Edge Tile Series: Crenelated edge tiles designed for use with crenelated tile sets. * Tudor Tile Series: Tiles inspired by the architectural style of Tudor-era buildings. * Tudor Edge Tile Series: Edge tiles designed to complement Tudor-style tile sets. * Ruined Series: Ruined stone walls perfect for creating abandoned or ruined environments. * Accessories: Pillars and other decorative elements. * Non-Series Tiles: Miscellaneous tiles, including the pool piece. * Module Specific Tiles: Tiles designed specifically for use in particular modules. Changelog ======== 9/10/2014 - Mesh issues resolved for 1x1, 2x2, & 3x3 tiles. Painting Instructions ===================== The painting process consists of four layers. Layer 1: Black Paint * Paint the entire piece black (or print it in black). Layer 2: Dark Grey Dry Brushing * Heavily apply a dark grey dry brush to the piece. Layer 3: Additional Color * Select another color, ideally one that resembles stone, and paint random stones on both sides of the tile. Layer 4: Final Touches * Apply a mix of grey and olive to the piece using a dry brush. * Lightly apply a light grey dry brush, focusing primarily on edges.