In this tutorial specifically, we're going to print and paint the 'Cut Stone Wall'. In our case, we're using a model from the 'OpenForge' series on Thingiverse. There's an amazing website called 'Thingiverse' where you can download free 3D models (.STL files) that other talented 3D artists have created and made available. Luckily, two of the three steps you can do completely free, even if you don't own a printer. Check the links in the Step One for more info!)

(Obviously there's more to it than that but we're not going to cover the full scope of 'How to 3D Print' in this tutorial. If you're new to 3D printing, the basic steps are as follows: create or download a 3D model, set up your printing options in a special program called a 'slicer', and then print the object using a 3D printer. Thingiverse (For Free 3D Models to Print) OpenForge 2.0 - Cut Stone Wall (The Thing We Made) ģD Printing Nerd (Learn WAY more about 3D Printing!). We recommend watching the video above and following along with the written steps! We've been making these for years and they are intensely fun for Dungeon Masters and players alike. We use three colors and a very repeatable technique so that you can 3D print and paint hundreds of terrain pieces very rapidly and with repeatable results. We're far from 3D printing or Miniature Painting experts - but that has never stopped us! In this tutorial, learn how easy it is to 3D print your own dungeon tiles for your DnD and tabletop gaming! With even a simple 3D printer, you can download free files, print your own dungeon tiles, and easily paint them using these simple techniques.

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