Some blocks printed on my old ender 3 printer.

Just started printing, and it looks awesome. Hope to paint this first set today.

So first print of the 3x3 Level grid was a great succes. File came with supports, so download, slice and print. Was lucky, was almost out of resin as u can see. But it was printed fine.

First 3 prints painting process

Result of my first 3 print sessions. Next come the grid and borders

My first bunch is painted. Next blocks are being printed right now

so far the works

I’m printing in resin and fdm

Should there not be a corner wood floor? A few pictures of printed parts

first round of priming and drybrush

My first batch before and after priming :-)

resin and pla

PLA and resign. first paint, black primer and dry paint in grey

Dear community, I need your help regarding the printing step. I use Elegoo mars 3, and resin associated (50µm laye with 5sec exposure time). I have no issue for hollowed/light items but with normal/heavy pieces (blocks or Grids*) there is a deformity of the side of the print plaque for both (*) and stair shape on the grid. consequently, the items not enter into the grid. Did you meet such issue ? Do you have advices ? Thank you Gaël

My prints so far, 2 rolls of PLA down. These turn out amazing every time on my Prusa i3 MK3S+. Gotta get priming and painting at some point.

So why are the prison tiles so much larger?

I think i may have gone overboard. Have all the sets

Full dungeon printed and painted. The trays and base grid printed on Elegoo Neptune using standard black PLA.

Mix of Ultimate Dungeon and the new Ramparts campaign

Overall very happy with these models. Absolutely my favorite modular dungeon maker. Not a huge fan with how the hollow parts are supported, resin will pool in the inside and it can make cleaning them messy. luckily there are multiple copies of the models to include pre-supported and non-supported. So I pretty much exclusively use the solid parts, hollow and support them myself. I do print the borders solid with the original supports. Hopefully should have some cool images of larger rooms in the next week or two as I paint them but here are a few sample images of what I am willing to share so far. idk if I am allowed to share a link to a video but if you want to see a small room I made using these blocks here you go crowevault.curtle.club/s/5wY9RRAwEJ6WMp3

DungeonBlocks Ultimate Dungeon Tiles, I've built up quite a collection of these over the last 1/2 year. The original tiles get the most use but I've found myself mixing in a fair amount of the cave tiles and the Rampart tiles into the dungeons I build since I've kept the color schemes very similar. I use a mix of the special DB tiles (beds, tables, sacks, etc.) when they make sense but I also love how easy it is to mix in the years of scatter terrain I've built up as well. All printed with Bamboo Labs Matte Black PLA and the translucent blue PETG on the A1. Painted with craft hobby paints, over-brush with a the darkest color, dabbed with complementary colors (blue and red in the stone, yellow and brown in the grass), heavy drybrush with the mid-tone to blend the dabbed colors, and finally a highlighted drybrush in certain areas.

Our Pathfinder 2e session last night. It was a mix of DungeonBlocks from a few different sets, but I'm posting it as Ultimate Dungeon. It contains some Ruins & Ramparts (walls, doors, and some of the tiles) and Lost Cave (outside the doors).