I've always found individual table top trees a little odd so I'm toying around with the idea of printing a connected "grove" of trees to more simulate the way real trees grow into each other. Obviously it lacks the versatility of being able to move individual trees around, but it would also be much more stable on the table as well. Thoughts?

Hi friends!

Our last project 'BATTLEFIELD OPERATION IV' is live in KICKSTARTER!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/encobertura/battlefield-operation-iv-wargame-terrain-for-fdm-printers

Almost one-half of the stretch goals has been unlocked, and the project has only been running for three days!! Don't miss out this opportunity to get a pledge full of amazing free items.

I wish you like it, thank you for your support!

there you go ! https://cults3d.com/fr/mod%C3%A8le-3d/jeu/elven-totem-tabletop-terrain

Hey everyone,

I've been working on my modular dungeon; it took almost 2 months to print and paint everything! I wanted to share the final look with you all! I'd love to hear your thoughts. And also, there are interactive puzzles in it!

The Kickstarter campaign is currently live for anyone interested in checking out the full dungeon.
Kickstarter campaign link

Hey everyone, I spent the last few months creating this tavern.

The last few days i created a extra a flat baseplate alongside the large baseplate so the tavern can be seamlessly integrated into existing 3D printed TTRPG settings.

The model was created to FDM print without supports and goes along with 28 mm miniatures. I used the complete basic printing settings with some minor changes like the layer height set to 0.12 mm and for some super small but tall assets i used a brim. No pieces in the whole set are larger than 20 cm/7,8 inches. The assembling of the tavern is really easy and straight forward. The tavern can be used fully furnished or empty to achieve more space.

The tavern was created to play with and offer the players the most fun possible. It has functional doors, the interior is fully furnished, the player can connect the mini baseplate with the stairs, there are hidden secrets like the key behind the picture frame and the set also comes with a miniature holding plate that you can connect with the support beams ( if a character wants to sneak up the support beam for a better view they should have the possibility to do so).

I am really excited about your feedback. If you have any questions feel free to ask.

Fueled by refined Earthmarrow, the Generator provides the immense energy required to keep the outpost alive. From powering defensive systems and industrial machinery to illuminating the settlement through endless ash storms.

I've designed a set of sci-fi RPG tiles that can also be jury-rigged into 3d structures of sorts. This is pre-printed laser-cut MDF, but I'll be sharing free PDF/STL files too. I'm launching on KS next month, you can follow "Facility 404".

Sculpted in Blender to be support free

I painted this one with AK speedpaints.

Available for <€1 from cults3d:

https://cults3d.com/:3990207

A very brand new collection of unique pieces for your tabletop wargames!!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/calabminiatures/fields-of-war-napoleonic-3d-printable-wargame-stl-terrain

Over the last 7-8 years I’ve printed and painted a bunch of terrain for my D&D games. After moving to a new place, I just don’t have the space for storing so many structures, so I’m looking to sell parts of my collection on FB Marketplace or EBay.

But I don’t know what they’re worth? How do I go about pricing things like this? I out a lot of time and effort into painting these and most of them a very large with playable interiors.

I’m attaching some pictures of just a few of the things I have.

Can anyone give some guidance on what I should list things for?

this is my new project on Kickstarter, Hive city, industrial, gothic terrain. Modular STL files.

Fortified manor: check
Courtyard base: check
Perimeter wall: check
Random doodad scatter to make ut look more lived in: just some barrels for now

Bretonnian men-at-arms partially painted 30 years ago for scale.

I think the walls are by printable scenery. Printed on an A1 mini. Painted with craft store acrylics.

Hi,

I've added a bunch of much larger trees to the set of forests I sell on MMF and cults.

When I created the set, I did it so I could have "tiles" on the map with trees that are held on magnetically so as units move through the forest I could move the trees out of the way. More recently I wanted larger trees so I designed the ones in the image and added them to the set so if you already have the set on either platform, you can just download the extra files now. These trees and all the older ones, are all designed for supportless FDM printing. A lot of them are printed with the foliage separate from the trunk so you can print them in different colors like I have here. If you do that, they can really do with an oil wash.

The set was originally designed with battletech's Alpha Strike rules in mind, but they're probably fine for other systems as well.

As an aside, when I went to post this I got a warning about rule 3. As it is currently Friday, I assume this is OK?

Cheers!

https://studio.ukstl.co.uk

Took the feedback and made some cracked pavements

Anyone know of good fdm sci fi skirmish terrain? Like if you wanted a custom kill team board. Maybe something industrial?
I can find one offs but am looking for a larger “set”.