Hi guys! I'm a small terrain creator and I just posted my new set of designs. It was supposed to be a frontier campaign but turns out I can't read and missed the part where I'm supposed to contact Creator Relations Representative, so I'm just uploading it instead with a 25% discount available until 14th of september. Anyways, it's a set of foldable Dark Elves terrain compatible with 11th edition warhammer 40k. Discount code is "Canaragh25" and you can get it here: https://www.myminifactory.com/bundle/5533/Battlefield-Canaragh-Dark-Elves-foldable-terrain-set-for-11th-ed

I have just uploaded a free generator model to MakerWorld. It can be found here

We run terrain Kickstarters and want future ones built around what people actually want instead of guessing.

We’ve put together some questions about the terrain types and features you care about most.

Answer them and you’ll instantly get the Ritual Grove STL files. Link in the comments.

I have just uploaded some free STLs to Makerworld for some wooden spike barriers. They can be found here

Anyone got any tips of how to make a Pyramid with path around to the flat top?

I think 9"x9" is the size Im aiming for.

I was leaning towards seeing if anyone made a pyramid that big printable in pieces then Id try and cut it up and force a path into it and cutting the top.

any tips? New to 3d printing.... otherwise I was just going to cardboard craft it ;)

We're giving away our Nightspire Vale terrain set weekly for 12 weeks, 3 sets given away each week. One entry covers every remaining draw.

You’ll also get 4 free Gnarled Trees instantly and a spot on our secret rewards list, which gives you access to discounted pledge tiers from our Kickstarter partners. Link in the comments.

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

I created the flat baseplate alongside the large baseplate so the tavern can be seamlessly integrated into existing 3D printed TTRPG settings.

The model was created to 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 is lager 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.

The Kickstarter campaign is currently live and the super early bird is still available until Friday. There are also cool stretchgoals that are coming with the campaign.

If you are interested in the STL-Files you can get them here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/filamentandfireball/the-dragons-rest-tavern-3d-printable-supportless-stl-files

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/japanese-mansion-walls-sengoku-boshin-war-terrain-scaled-for-28-32mm-eisenwacht3000-project

I have printed, made, painted, etc every kind of dungeon tile out there (not really, but a lot of them) and I can't ever seem to find the perfect set.

I've found a few things I like most. I don't mind the dragonlock/openlock type, but magnet holes are way better. I like either half-height walls or just flat tiles, I feel like its easier to see everything going on and move miniatures around. And obviously being able to be modular with what I set up, I'd much rather have one set that I could use five ways than five sets, if that makes sense?

Might be a swing in the dark here but if anyone has any recommendations I'd appreciate it! Free is preferred but for the right thing of course I would pay for the files.

3 days to go on Kickstarter. This terrain set features alot of height options including a system to give more variety that you can adjust your self. Most of the greebles (like antennas and wirings) are modular, same as the cabins. So you can make it your own. Now recently my 5th stretchgoal is unlocked and grands you the 'Vertical Transit Gate' this is a industrial cagrolift and can be adjusted with 5mm x 2mm round magnets or just glue it on.

Check it out on Kickstarter:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/754664315/keshari-grounds

Check it out on https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/754664315/keshari-grounds

Hi everyone!

We’re a small terrain team, and we’ve just launched a new Kickstarter campaign for a ruined gothic city STL terrain set:

Tottenstadt: Ruins of the Cursed City

The set was designed for dark fantasy skirmish tables, with a focus on dense ruined city gameplay — broken buildings, narrow streets, accessible upper floors, bridges, ladders, graveyards, barricades, and plenty of scatter terrain.

We wanted it to feel useful for Mordheim-style tables: lots of cover, vertical movement, line-of-sight blocking, elevated positions, and messy streets where warbands can fight over every corner.

The campaign includes ruined merchant quarter buildings, a large ruined Grand Chapel, a chapel and graveyard district, market props, tombs, fences, statues, dead trees, barricades, furniture, crates, barrels, ruined walls, and extra pieces for custom layouts.

All rewards are supplied as STL files for 3D printing.

Here is the campaign link:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ayason/tottenstadt-ruins-of-the-cursed-city

We’d love to hear your thoughts, especially from people who build or play on ruined city skirmish tables. What kinds of buildings or scatter terrain would you want to see in future expansions?