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!

I've started a pretty ambitious Warhammer 3D-printing project: building my own Palace of Slaanesh, and this is Part 1 of a five-part series!

The idea is to create a custom Slaanesh temple inspired by Warhammer terrain, surrounded by an absolutely ridiculous army.

So far, I've printed:

• 5 Sigvald the Magnificents, with the goal of reaching 30.
• 2 dragons inspired by Game of Thrones, with the plan to print 10 in total and give each one a Sigvald rider.
• A custom Slaanesh temple to serve as the centrepiece of the palace.

I'm also making the 3D files myself and sharing them for free, so other people can print the project too.

I'm documenting the build on my YouTube channel, Grey Wargaming. If you enjoy seeing ambitious Warhammer terrain, custom armies and 3D-printed miniatures come together, here's the first episode:

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I'd love to hear what you think! Would an army of 30 Sigvalds and 10 dragon riders be the ultimate Slaanesh spectacle, or have I completely lost the plot? 😈

Here we go, the first bunch of buildings from the Zorpsector Rome Kickstarter I printed. Next will be some bigger buildings from the set and as a highlight the Palace.

I am looking for a solid stl file for a destroyed downtown office style building(s) to use to match up with a few of my figures. Does anyone know of any files out there that would match up?

Hi everyone, here's some fresh pics of my foldable FDM ruins project, these all print flat on the print bed and fold together, making them easy to print, store & transport! I'm doing a giveaway of a set of 4 ruins this Friday for followers, you can follow the project here by clicking on "Notify me on Launch": https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/warscape/shardstone-city-shattered-streets-printable-folding-ruins

A few more shots of my ruined city! There are so many little details scattered throughout this scene, and I had a lot of fun bringing everything together.

Hope you guys like the pics!

It's currently live on Kickstarter if you want to check it out

And there is a free tower STL!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/grimrotcollective/the-ruins-of-lumenfall-2?ref=3cjs9m

My friend Dexter hand-sculpted this village, then painted the 3D prints himself. I scanned his originals and did the printing, so the prints are true to the sculpt.

The village is inspired by Wampanoag wetus and the period of King Philip’s War (1675-76). He was going for the feel, such as a lived-in settlement or a camp in the woods, with details like bark and plank-style walls, hide coverings lashed with cord and a stone fire ring.

Printed on a Bambu Lab A1 in PLA. Dexter painted them with dry brush and dark to light technique. Sized for 28-32mm games, but it should work for any tabletop RPG or diorama.

The village is available on MyMiniFactory if you want to print it yourself:

Exclusive Native American Village 2 STL Product Bundle by The Plunder Den

I’d like to hear what you would add to a village like this: more huts, fences, drying racks, canoes, a longhouse?

Happy to answer questions about the scanning, printing or painting, and I’ll pass painting questions on to Dexter.

Hi, I'm new to 3D printing and I was wondering if anybody had any advice on good places to get prints from?

I'm struggling to find somewhere reliable and the few if downloaded haven't printed well.

Thanks