D&D NPC Tokens

Non-flat, miniature sized tokens that can be used as a player/monster/npc tokens for tabletop RPGs. Tokens are numbered 0-7 (sorry for programmers counting, zero was easier to design than one). I've used filament swapping at layer height to make these tokens multi-color to have easily distinguishable sets. InstructionsModels are placed upside-down on printing bed for filament swapping (check photos). I found it that this orientation also prints cleaner as the top ofMulti-colour (by swapping filament)Multi-colour seen in pictures is achieved using filament swapping. Both .gcode and .3mf files have filament swapping enabled.To get different colour for the top of token and the body so number would pop-out nicely add filament-swap at layer height of 0.8mm.To get back to top colour (like seen in a picture) add another filament-swap at layer height of 3.8mm and swap pack to previous filament when printing.SupportsNo supports are needed. Models are angled 35 degrees which prints fine with no supports. Numbers require some bridging but gaps aren't too big and I had good results with multiple filaments.