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With how much painting that'll be, I've been trying to restrict myself to just do a quick and dirty paint job, rather than spend hours on each tile - the airbrush has been good for that, and I think it's come out well despite the slapdash paint job.

Big project update! I'm printing dnd tiles for my group and here's the progress so far! This is my first time painting so I tried to keep it simple with mossy stone tiles. So excited to paint the walls and doors next! The tiles I am printing are the OpenForge tiles made by devonjones.

If you are a blacksmith in the Phoenix, AZ area you should check out an open forge at @grizzlyiron Our team at @dragonforge_exp got to go tonight and we had a blast! Thank you so much for inviting us out! . #thepxsmith #joshaweston #forgedinfire #knifeordeath #knifemaker #blacksmith #forge #phoenix #grizzlyiron #openforge #letsgethammered . Photos and video by @rob.beckham.glass 🙏🙏🙏 (at Phoenix, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8fftWOng99/?igshid=o3w4fe5l8dql

Dungeon tiles were a huge hit at the game last night, although I don’t have enough walls printed out for two full rooms.  Time to order more grey filament.

While the lines between tiles are quite distinct, I've found I rather like that as it's easy to judge distance without having to mark a grid or pull out a tape measure. Keeping tiles from 2x2 to 4x4 inches makes it easy to tell how many squares across it is without losing room for detail within the lines.

One of my first experiments with 3d printed terrain- modular dungeon tiles by Masterwork tools using the open forge system. I've added quite a bit to my collection since then, but those basic walls and dungeon stone floors are solid placeholders for anything artificial or cavernous.

Another bit of openforge stuff- Sewer tiles from Masterwork tools. Built these a while back for an urban questline, but it's been a hot sec since my players were fighting slimes in the sewer so I never built out the set anymore. Someday, perhaps.

3D printed OpenForge dungeon tiles for my Pathfinder game.  This is several hundred hours of print time here - I’ve been running these on the printer whenever I’m not using it for anything else, just making a tile here and there as time allows.