D&D modular terrain

D&D modular terrain A 3d printed modular terrain system to bring life to flat maps for D&D or other text based adventure games.

Parts and dimensions: 1. Wall - This is the main modular wall piece its about 2 cells long of a standard D&D grid map. (50.8mm x 10mm x 50.8mm) 2. Corner walls - These walls are meant to go in the corner. (60.8mm x 10mm x 50.8mm) 3. Tiles - Each tile piece is a 2x2 grid. Each cell is the same size as 1 cell on a standard D&D grid so standard miniatures will fit perfectly. (50.8mm x 50,8mm x 2mm)

Texture variants: Wall Textures: - Brick - a brick texture for both the corner walls and the normal walls.

- Log - a log texture for the walls

Tile Textures: - Tile - normal tile texture.

- wood - a wood pannel like texture

- stone - stone like texture

- pebbles - a gravel like texture

- wood (high detail) - please note that this pieces is meant to be printed with a 0.2mm nozzle.

Infill and filament: I recommend using an infill of 40% in a grid pattern using PLA.

Assembly guide: Lets say you want to make a 5x3 room with a brick texture and normal tiles like this: You would need the following parts printed: - 10x brick wall (brick - wall.step)

- 2x doors (door - brick.step)

- 1x top right corner (top right corner - brick.step)

- 1x bottom right corner (bottom right corner - brick.step)

- 1x top left corner (top left corner - brick.step)

- 1x bottom left corner (bottom left corner - brick.step)

- 15x tiles (Tile.step)

start by placing the corner pieces like this:

Then fill in the normal wall pieces and add a door to the centre of the right and left side:

Now arrange the tile pieces like this and add it to the build:

Why I made this: I wanted to make my own modular terrain system that doesn't require many parts to print such as small clips etc. I also wanted the pieces to be scaled to match the size of a standard D&D grid map Here re some pictures using other textures: