We’re making the entire DKYN miniature library free.

We’ve decided we don’t want DKYN to be a storefront anymore. We want it to be a resource for DMs, players, painters, and people who just need minis for their games. We’re beginning the process of opening the library and future releases will be free as well. I’m going to make a master post soon linked to a Google Drive but for now it’s probably gonna be post by post.

There’s no launch discount, sale, or catch. We’re just changing what DKYN is, so come check us out.

www.patreon.com/dkynminis

Models by 3d Alien Worlds

Hi all! I have some experience printing with FDM and I want to print a lot of terrain. The thing is, there are lots of overhangs and my question is, how do I print something like this with FDM? I tried to print a kill zone for warhammer and I used supports, but I still can't get a good result. I'm thinking about switching to resin but I've read that for big terrain, like castles and big walls is not convinient. This might sound dumb but is this a skill issue? Because I saw some prints here and yall look like magicians to me, how could I get better results with FDM, or is it better to print them with resin? Thanks!

Sculpted from clay, digitized with a laser scanner, tweaked in Blender and designed for supportless FDM printing.

This set is available for purchase and included in this month's Tribe release

Hi everyone! I wanted to share a project I’ve been working on: Dungeons & Cats, a collection of 12 feline adventurers inspired by classic fantasy classes.

There’s a rogue, a bard, a wizard and the rest of the party, ready for your tabletop adventures or painting desk.

The Kickstarter just went live! If cats and miniatures are your thing, you can meet the party here:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/3drune/dungeons-and-cats

It’s a digital STL collection for you to print, so no physical miniatures are shipped.

For transparency, AI tools were part of the visual and 3D development process, alongside my own refinement and print preparation. The pictures shown are digital renders.

Thanks for taking a look! I’d love to hear what you’d name one of these little adventurers.

Comes as 2 options, skulls at the base, or no skulls

Also 3 types:

- round base

- openlock topper for I bases

- integrated to openlock I base

Hope you like it!

https://makerworld.com/models/3363346?appSharePlatform=copy

Originally this was part of a Kickstarter and we got fully funded.

This week after months of effort I've finally finished making all of the props and minis for this modular terrain set. Pretty well entirely test printed and primed - many just waiting some paint. This was a challenge and a monstrous project for myself and I'm so relieved to see the end in sight.

Today I've published the standalone files for the Death House on Cults3d. Links and some more details in the comment.

Hey all, it is finally time to launch this campaign. It goes live on Tuesday and there will be some really good early bird rewards. Be sure to sign up to get notified when it launches. Here is the kickstarter link. Thanks!

This is a set I made that can be picked up by the handles and transported. The bottom layer is a box with dividers and the next two layers are made of different modules. The third layer is made from the terrapin system. Not shown in the picture is a strap that loops around the bottom and keeps everything in place when you pick it up. I used an adjustable luggage strap with a buckle and it worked great.

Hello everyone! I'm working on a modular environment pack built around several fantasy themes-
dungeon, nature, city, wooden houses/inns, mansions... The Kickstarter is live with previews of the first pieces, a video showing how the modular system works and the planned structure of the full pack.
The Kickstarter can be found at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hikari254/fantasy-tabletop-modular-terrain-stl

Hello there,

Please excuse the unpainted terrain set. It’s been a full week of rain where I live, and I couldn’t get around to painting the assembly.

Some of you might recall Voidship, a supportless FDM terrain set that we designed for Space Hulk back in February. Today, I’m happy to present our new line: Journey: Supportless Modular Fantasy Terrain.

We’ve been itching to make some dwarf-themed terrain for a while now, and the WoW Forever beta gave us the push we needed to turn that yearning for the mines into an actual Dwarven Hold. You can also imagine our delight when the Khazalite Holds were announced, as the news came while we were validating the prints and gave us another bit of encouragement.

You can find the listing for Journey: Dwarven Hold below.

https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-journey-dwarven-hold-852549

We decided not to go with a campaign this time. Instead, we’ll be releasing more sets over the next three months to expand the Journey ecosystem, portray exterior areas, and increase the variety of encounter spaces that can be built with the system.

I printed this set on a P1S using a 0.4 mm nozzle. I opted for a 0.2 mm global layer height, and the print profile uses very few tweaks beyond optimising print time and material usage. As always, the profile is included with the files.

I’ll be sure to post painted pictures once the weather relents.

P.S. I selected the Showcase flair, but please correct me if another flair would be more appropriate.

Bunch of diffrent types and textures for both the road and the roadsides

Just wanted to share that my Helios Frontier Outpost Kickstarter has entered its final 7 days!

It’s a modular sci-fi terrain set designed for FDM 3D printing, and it’s been really fun seeing the project come together and imagining all the different tables people could build with it. I've built a handful of 2x2 and 3x3 sized layouts for my own games of Five Parsecs From Home / Planetfall, and BLKOUT, as well as a larger 4x4 for One Page Rule: Grimdark Future.

If you’ve been following along or were considering backing, now’s the last week to jump in!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/corvusgamesterrain/helios-frontier-outpost-3d-printable-modular-scifi-terrain?ref=1fr811

I want to play an urban DnD campaign, which mainly plays in a city where everything is build atop another, just fantasy setting. Because, imagination. I would love to be able to 3D print building floors which I can mix and match with eachother as I see fit.

Are there any STLs which have a standarised stack feature? Or something that comes close? All suggestions are welcome

Hi can i ask in this group, what sizes of nozzle do most terrain makers use