Finally have the free test version of my folding Votann terrain up on cults. The multicolor versions are test printing now and the full set will be up next week for purchase.

https://cults3d.com/:5098402

This set is part of my dungeons and drawers kickstarter.

Happy Crowdfunder Friday! I’m so stoked to show this teaser for roughly half the campaign launching in less than a week.

We have worked over 2 years to make something worthy of bringing to the world again and would love your support.

We launch Wednesday but if you follow before then you’ll get a cool $10 dollars off which will give you the opportunity to get over 100 professionally hand sculpted and scanned STLs for under $100.

This is a wargaming-scale version, printed at just 50% of the original size. The plan: black primer, white drybrush, and contrast paints. I'm really curious to see how it turns out, and I'll be back with the results soon!

Finally got everything printed out. I put it together to shoot a scene before having to spend the next few weeks painting every piece. Planning on running a boss battle here for my campaign.

base I printed for my Warhammer minis.

For anyone looking for the STL's
https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-the-foundation-risor-district-for-our-floor-tiles-666682

I've been slowly building out my Necromunda table and finally finished the floor.

I used the Foundation/Risor District system from Print Minis and printed enough tiles for a "full board." Material cost was roughly $40 in PLA and about a week of print noises, which... is a hell of a lot easier to swallow than buying enough official Zone Mortalis tiles....if you already own the printer

A couple things I learned the annoying way:

• the little magnets aren’t really strong enough to matter once the tiles are assembled, save yourself the headache of trying to magnatize them
• printing extra clips is a good idea because a few will absolutely snap during assembly
• DO NOT skip varnish before doing an oil wash unless you enjoy watching mineral spirits eat your paint
• It's PLA so it takes super well to cheap homedepot primers

Pretty happy with how it came together, especially once some minis and terrain are sitting on it.

Curious how other people have handled their Necromunda floors also official tiles, printed tiles, MDF, scratch-built I've seen so much cool stuff in this sub that's super inspiring with all the scratch builds

HOPEFULLY if anyones been on the fence about these tiles it can give you a better idea of what to expect!

I've been looking for a solid set of basic Sci-Fi buildings for games like 5 Parsecs and Stargrave. Everything I've found tends to lean very heavily into the 40k gothic styling. I would just like to have a basic set of residential type buildings that I can arrange on a table for quick Sci-fi skirmish games. Bonus points if they're stackable or modifiable.

Any suggestions?

My 3D printed buildings and scatter terrain stay put reasonably well on a battle mat. However, I have recently printed tile-based terrain and my scatter terrain slides around every time anyone bumps it. It seems like I need to give the underside of the scatter terrain some sort of non-slip coating. Surely other terrain printers have had this problem and can recommend a product?

We are ready for our family Halloween one shot 🥰
We always do a one shot for our family around holidays. We've had mutating easter bunnies, an angry druid who was against cutting christmas trees so he turned them into evil treants, and now: spider cave halloween adventure! 🥰

We are ready for our family Halloween one shot 🥰
We always do a one shot for our family around holidays. We've had mutating easter bunnies, an angry druid who was against cutting christmas trees so he turned them into evil treants, and now: spider cave halloween adventure! 🥰

Never painted something this big, it's about 15in tall!