dice box and tower 3d models

Totoro's Magical Game Box

This Model was part of the Lost in the Swamp Kickstarter www.kickstarter.com/projects/stratationdesign3d/lost-in-the-swamp-3d-printable-game-terrain-and-creatures There are two files: the Tower and the Top cover. These files are optimized for FDM...

A relatively simple tower, with a decidedly not simple wyvern wrapped around it!

This is The Dark Dicetower inspired by the 80s boardgame The Dark Tower.

Staircase Gamble Tower boasting a functional drawbridge that adds an exciting twist to gameplay.

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All Kekreations designs are under Copyright and you may NOT sell any digital files or prints of my designs. ...If you are interested in obtaining the rights to sell commercially, you can join the TRIBES Check out my socials to keep up with other designs...

All Kekreations designs are under Copyright and you may NOT sell any digital files or prints of my designs. ...If you are interested in obtaining the rights to sell commercially, you can join the TRIBES Check out my socials to keep up with other designs...

However, I recommend printing at 140% scale when rolling multiple dice simultaneously for the best results. In my opinion, printing this design right-side up is ideal because only minimal support would be required over the exit hole, making removal...

... :D I printed this without a raft or supports, there are some "stringy" areas but over all pretty solid. To my Fans on Esty, any tips are more than welcome. Helps with costs of designing and printing... ...who am I kidding, buying more RPG books :D

Key differences: * No seam on the main tower, as the seam is almost completely hidden in the back. * Optional magnetic variant - slip two magnets into the slots and secure with glue. Then attach two more to the base. ... (Photos were taken before the...

Rolls your standard size tabletop dice. ... Model was scaled down to 80% from the design size to make it more compact.

Great for dice games! Minimal support that pops out easily! ... Design is based on the hexagonal patterns of the *"Catan"* board game.

Give those dice a jolt of the dark side. ...I'd assemble each component individually, carefully crafting every detail before combining them into one cohesive masterpiece.

A precision-crafted dice vault is really getting under my skin - I'm starting to suspect I've become hopelessly enthralled with them.

Kubold's outstanding Cthulhu statue design gets a massive upgrade with a cleverly integrated dice-rolling compartment cleverly concealed within its intricately sculpted core.

Print Settings: Printer: FF Creator Pro Rafts: None are required Supports: Not necessary for this design Resolution: A resolution of .200mm provides crisp and clear details Infill: The tower has a moderate infill rate of 35%, while the tray is...

Print each part, glue the side panel on the tower the tray should just tight fit the base of the tower no supports 0.2 layer height, 2 or 3 walls, 10% infill

This is the inner sanctum of a die vault, engineered to seamlessly integrate into a towering structure where a discreet opening is skillfully crafted, thereby transforming the entire edifice into a functional die tower.

A modest tower stands proudly, its exterior dramatically dominated by a fearsome wyvern that clings to it tenaciously.

I split the trunk and courtyard to eliminate supports, but you need to print the trunk upside-down.I wanted something that would be easy to load and wouldn't take a lot of table space.Print it upside-down. I updated the courtyard to print at the...

... - no changes are needed. If your printer is small, print DiceTower_Without_Top, TopV3 and any tray separately; then glue them together - the tray isn't essential, but you'll see why after rolling dices. ... Enjoy!

... For some reason the top cap is obscenely large, ill try to reduce it down later but its not essential for the tower. ...The source model is no longer on thingiverse but can be found at https://cults3d.com/en/users/SmallRobotsInAContainer

I crafted a clever die tray attachment to prevent wayward dice from rolling off into oblivion, so I spent some time experimenting with Tinkercad to bring it to life for this model.

Should accept all common sizes of dice. ...Tested on a creality ender-3 - printed okay upright with no supports only a little sag on overhangs, used almost exactly 100g of filament.

I wanted a circular dice tray but liked the idea of the castle design so I made this from scratch. ...I added a piece of craft felt on the inside as well.

Finally finished!More difficult to design than I expected.Printing the portal is optional.No support needed.I'm trying to design the tower and the portal to avoid supports, use the minimum amount of plastic, and look pretty cool.I just have to try to...

I am running .2 layer 4 walls and I was going to reduce but left top and bottom at 5, running 10% lines infil. I created some slopes to help the overhangs, running no support, in preview it looks as if it should be fine, about 7 hours from now...

A warlock and his companions clashed in a fierce battle with marauding orcs when one of the enemy blows a signal horn, alerting them to incoming reinforcements. Seizing the opportunity, the cunning warlock readies a spell as a behemoth worg rounds...

... to make it extra stiff.Space between halves is pretty big so printer's precsion doesn't matter and with magnets everything stays together. ...It can hold one set of dices and two figurines. ...Holes for magnets are 2mm in height and 4 mm in diemeter.