3d Terrain for Rise of the Runelords

[Devon Jones]

I just wanted to show off some of the terrain pieces I've made for our Rise of the Runelords campaign. I joined the first Dwarven Forge Kickstarter, and as soon as I got the tiles set out on designing some of my own to print on my 3d printer. Here are some of the results.

(The tiles I've designed are all available on Thingiverse for free, but you need a 3d Printer to do anything with them). Most of these pictures are a mix of Dwarven Forge and OpenForge. All the water tiles and special tiles are printed, along with most floor and wall tiles. All doors are OpenForge except the cell walls for the magic circles.

So, here we have:

• Fort Rannick
  
• Skull's Crossing
  
• The Skull's Crossing Diorama
  
• The magic circles inside Skull's Crossing
  

The last terrain is not printed, it's instead made with pink foam and spray paint. Organic designs are somewhat harder/more time consuming to design for the printer, and I needed something fast, but I think the effect was pretty awesome.

• The Throne Room in the Hook Mountain Clanhold
  
• Another view
  

If anyone happens to have a 3d printer and is also interested in extending these designs, 100% of the source is on github

[Aotrscommander]

That's very impressive! More time and effort than I'd be prepared to spend, I think!

Out of interest, what printer did you use? (I've got access to a Replicator 2, which is actually really good.) The printing time (let alone the painting) must have been enormous!

[Bloodsbane]

Very nice!

I don't have a printer of my own, but I do have 3d software and some experience making game content with it. It would be fun to add to the opensource library available.

Do you have any other useful links to relevant info for someone who'd want to get into modelling for 3d printing?

[mln84]

That stuff is cool! Will you be doing any more for the next chapters?