dungeon medieval 3d models

... of our Necromancer themed set. Can be used as atmospheric accessories for any dungeon. Ideal for your growing Nerco Lair or something like a Harry Pottery themed game. ...Would be absolutely fabulous for your Ravenloft or other horror adventures.

DungeonWorks: Classic Dungeon Expansion Crypts 2 (InfinityLock Clip System) Crypt set 2 include unique walls, decor, tombs, etc. DungeonWorks floor tiles are designed to print vertically for maxium detail (unless shown otherwise). TIP: everyones...

A lot of dungeon games, like WHQ and advanced heroquest, among others, come with single doors. This creates bottlenecks and makes the fighting slow. A usual house rules would be to use double doors, so here we go. Files are not to be shared,...

Human: Design a spinning blade assembly that integrates seamlessly with a dungeon stone floor. To achieve optimal results, print each component separately, allowing the blades to lie flat. Once printed, slide them into designated floor supports and...

A whimsical low-poly dungeon staircase awaits your gaming world, complete with adorable support posts. This fully functional model is now primed for seamless integration into popular game engines, accompanied by a set of versatile textures that can...

I designed a set of dungeon sticks for science fiction fantasy with starfinder/starwars style in a mind i wanted some round rooms or domes. again doing a remix with parts by EC3D design. largest circle room is about 36 inches and takes 28 pieces to...

These dungeon tiles all have a unique pattern so they don't look like the same thing over and over. Each tile has a suffix to denote that it is unique to that given size. 2x2 floor tiles 2x1 floor tiles 2x0.5 wall tile 1x0.5 wall tile ...

I edited a 2-inch dungeon stone wall, as crafted by Devon Jones, utilizing Blender to create a hidden passage for my HeroQuest games. I recreate my HeroQuest rooms on a battle mat featuring a 1-inch grid using the low primary OpenForge walls that...

Bottoms for Hero's Forge style 2.5 inch modular dungeon tiles, featuring sturdy cardstock (1.5 mm) tabs that snap securely into place. These 3D printed tiles replicate the ones showcased in Wyloch's impressive armory on YouTube video #95:...

These dungeon tiles all have a similar pattern so they match the other tiles that I have in my collection. These are internal L shaped tiles. Remember that you can mirror them in your slicer so you should be able to configure things the way you...

My Goal Was to Craft a Visually Distinct Dungeon Using a Limited Color Palette. To Achieve This, I Had to Make Some Tough Decisions About What Elements to Include and What to Leave Behind. Unfortunately, I Had to Trim Down the Level Size to Below...

Low-poly Character Model Unveiled: The Foundation for Custom Armors in an upcoming Dungeon Crawler/RPG Game. This model serves as the starting point for equipping characters with unique armors that will be unlocked throughout the game. ...Set to hit...

I design souvenir tombstones for my Dungeon Crawl Classics convention games, a fun way to commemorate a memorable character death or give players a keepsake of their time at my table. You can use your preferred software (Paint 3D works surprisingly...

I've always been a fan of the look of polygonal masonry, but it's hard to find (freely available) dungeon tiles. The ones I do find aren't as compatible with other tile sets I use. So I figure if I'd need to remix something anyway, might start from...

I use a 3 inch grid template to create precise patterns in insulation foam and other materials, streamlining the process of crafting custom dungeon tiles for tabletop gaming. The grid is designed to be easily pressed into place, saving time and...

After the release of my flat dungeon tiles, I also wanted to share my full dungeon - doors, tiles, walls and everything you need for your dungeon. I splitted it up in three files so here are the doors. You can find the other ones here:<br/> Tiles:...

After the release of my flat dungeon tiles, I also wanted to share my full dungeon - doors, tiles, walls and everything you need for your dungeon. I splitted it up in three files so here are the tiles. You can find the other ones here:<br/> Tiles:...

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If patrons prefer, I can still examine creating scatter terrain stairs, but these new designs effectively replicate what one would expect from a dungeon. The stairs feature a fresh cap-stone, as rounded floor squares of Dungeon Stone wouldn't have...

These consist of: - Two straight "C" walls with a door - Two straight "C" walls without a door - Four column "C" walls with a door - Six column "C" walls without a door - Two straight "A" walls with a door - Two straight "A" walls without a door...

... Key Features: 3D Assets: * 350 modular architecture assets * 371 pre-assembled dungeon modules * 301 unique prop assets * 52 pre-assembled prop compositions * All assets feature a custom lightmap UV in the second channel and colliders where needed.

These include: Two straight "C" walls with doors Two straight "C" walls without doors Four column "C" walls with doors Six column "C" walls without doors Two straight "A" walls with doors Two straight "A" walls without doors There's also a remix door...

You can find more about OpenForge and Masterwork Tools at our: Website and Blog Tile Tree Reddit Twitter Facebook Instructions For each tile, print yourself one of the tiles and a base of the same size.  Other Dungeon Stone Ruined TilesYou can find...

After the release of my flat dungeon tiles, I also wanted to share my full dungeon - doors, tiles, walls and everything you need for your dungeon. I splitted it up in three files so here are the walls. You can find the other ones here:<br/> Tiles:...

Note: All bases for OpenForge Dungeon Stone are kept in their own thingiverse entry: OpenForge 2.0 Dungeon Stone Bases Other Dungeon Stone Ruined TilesYou can find the rest of this set as it gets released in the OpenForge 2 Dungeon Stone Ruined...

Medieval warrior's iconic headgear, known as the Epic Helmet, is a treasured collectible among enthusiasts of medieval history and culture. This highly prized artifact is often showcased in museums and private collections, captivating audiences with...

A mighty medieval longsword crafted in seven distinct parts, weighing a mere 1.2 to 2.0 kilograms when grasped firmly with both hands. The ancient art of wielding such a sword has been meticulously documented for us through the writings of Johannes...

... * A column block to add some depth * A single column to stand proud * A broken column, ready for ruin Want to see more? Head on over to my profile for a treasure trove of props and the entire Medieval pack – this set's just one piece of the puzzle!

The combination of aesthetics, simplicity, flexibility, durability, and usability make these the smartest dungeon tiles available. I have already released the #NoWalls Cavern Dungeon Tiles and the #NoWalls Standard Dungeon Tiles and the #NoWalls Wood...

This lets them rotate freely inside the brick pieces, so when another Dungeon Brick is brought near, the magnets will automatically align themselves to attract and snap together! These also of course work great in concert with Magna-Build Dungeon...