My guess is you're looking exclusively at the dungeon tiles, as I don't know how you could be looking at the models in the link below and arrive at the conclusion that they're "not very good sculpts": http://www.printablescenery.com/product-category/pledges/rampage/fantasy-non-openlock-add...

You're welcome to disagree....


But they're still the best 3d printed models out there.

Yeah you 3d print this terrain. Best models out there though. Sorry I wasn't clear about that before.

Great 3d models from these guys:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ramp ... x/15040723#/

BTW DungeonBuilder what 3D printer did you get. I have the Wanhao Duplicator I3 Plus. It is ok but seems to be a lot of work to use it. I am thinking of upgrading to a higher end printer. My situation was a little unique. I wanted to get into 3D printing, but didn't want to spend hour after hour le...

Thanks for the comments. Yes, if you don't want to paint or do other post processing work, then a 3D printer is not for you. For me, I enjoy those processes more than I do the end result. My wife pulls her hair out and will tell you that the closer I get to completing a project, the longer it takes ...

Can I be honest here without intending to offend the loyal fanbase of DF? Here's my opinion on the whole 3D printing thing. First off, let me say I f$&#ing love DF. They got me into the hobby, I spent a truckload of cash over 4 Kickstarters. It's been great. However, a few months ago I bought a ...

Says unrated. Is it safe to watch this with my kids? I'm wondering more about language than naked goblins.

I bought a 3D printer and have begun the process of mass producing scenery and such. http://www.printablescenery.com/ has the best models available right now.

I've also never had this problem. Not even a bit. I've had plenty of problems on standard resin, but bones have been a welcome change and very easy for me to paint.