Dungeon terrain?

[Arundel]

Can you tell us what you think of them once you get them? They are a company I'd never heard of before and I'd be really interested to hear what they are like in hand. I agree they look superb! So much cheaper than DF!

[robh]

I think it may be Dungeon Stone for me. Great looking sets!

It's nice stuff, make sure you base the pieces with card or felt and be aware of the weight of a set of scenery, oh and don't get them wet!

[Eric the Shed]

Have you thought about making your own??

Here is my start on a modulat tomb




The build starts here

http://shedwars.blogspot.co.uk/2015/05/building-28mm-modular-tomb-part-1.html

[Arthadan]

Check this Kickstarter out: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1679800548/dragonlocktm-28mm-scale-dungeon-gaming-terrain

You get 3D designs to build up a quite complete dungeon, but you need a 3D printer or a fairly-priced 3D printing service.

The bright side is that you can print as many as you want once you own the designs.

[cuchulain23]

For cheap 3D printing check out any local libraries or colleges. My library has 5 printers and only charges .05 per gram for PLA plastic. It is pretty cool.

[Grimmnar]

Any ideas as to where to get Dungeon tiles, doors, etc? Something fairly adaptable, cheap, easily changed around? How I wish LEGO would do the set I need!
Only 3d please, no paper or 2d.
Thanks for any ideas!

How about 2.5D?
Make your own for cheap and make what you want for where you want.

Grimm

[Carpet General]

Mantic are are going to be releasing plastic sprues of their Dungeon Saga furniture and doors.

http://www.manticgames.com/mantic-shop/dungeon-saga/accessories.html