Help me find a cut file for DND Dungeon Walls?

[cmaestephens]

Hi there! Total newbie, first post, soooo bear with me.

I’ve had my GF for about 3 weeks now and I have a friend who would like me to make him some modular dungeon walls for his DND campaign. I’ve seen similar walls available pre-made for purchase, but I’m hoping someone can point me to a cut file I could use to make them & customize them for him? I’ve run all the google searches I can think of and haven’t found what I’m looking for. Willing to pay for personal rights to the file, just trying to save myself lots of math & headaches.

Thanks for whatever advice y’all can give!

[geek2nurse]

The Openforge stuff on Thingiverse always appeals to me, and I’m not even a gamer. You’d have to convert them from 3D printer files to laser engraved files, but thankfully @takitus wrote a tutorial for that over here:

Tutorial - Creating a Depth Map from a 3D Model for 3D Engraving!

Here is a quick and easy tutorial that I know a lot of you will find useful. Creating a depth map from a 3d file! This will allow you to do 3d engravings like the ones youve seen me post. First you will need to download and install Meshlab. Its free and open source: http://www.meshlab.net/ Next, import whatever file you want to make a depth map from. Im gonna use Han Solo in carbonite. [File -> Import Mesh] (if you dont have a 3d model, just google what you are looking for + “3d model”. Youl…

[deirdrebeth]

Here’s some designs already made for the (I searched “terrain”)

Easy wargaming terrain

My wife and I have been reducing the amount of “clutter” in our lives… but I also have an interest in wargaming. [IMG_7081] [IMG_7082] [IMG_7084] [IMG_7085] SOOOOO! I thought I’d make a set of easy snap-together wargaming terrain. It all comes apart and just stacks in a box… put it together in a million combinations, play, return to box. Booyah. I will probably keep this VERY minimal and airbrush/spray paint it. One thing I want to do is specifically edge highlight the edges of the floo…

[cmaestephens]

@deirdrebeth and @geek2nurse - thank you both for the help! These files are good starting points for me to tweak for this project!