Dungeon terrain?

[LeadAsbestos]

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!

[Elbows]

Cost-wise...the Dwarven Forge stuff is hard to beat.

[cuchulain23]

If you have access to a 3d printer you can print your own stuff, or use openforge files from the thingiverse website. This is just one example (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:670747)

[manic _miner]

 You could try these for floor tiles.

https://medterrain.wordpress.com/

[robh]

Chris, Game Decor have just bought the rights to the wonderful Itars Workshop range. Drop them a line for pricing/availability as it is not on the site yet.
Having owned both, l think the Itar range is far superior to DF......and a lot cheaper!

[Cherno]

So many options. Ainsty/Armorcast (or whoever sells these now), Ral Partha Europe has Grendel stuff, there's Old Crow if you can get it, and much more. A good way to get an overview of what's available is to find the biggest online retailer for fantasy miniatures and check the catalogue.

[Bartman]

There is Dungeon Stone as well. I've never bought from them, but their stuff looks great and is much cheaper than Dungeon Forge.

http://dungeonstone.com/

[Cherno]

There's also Hirst Arts if you want to cast unlimited terrain.

[Legion1963]

I'd go for Hirst Arts. There's a Dutchman here on LAF that sells it. He uses dental grade gypsum and has very reasonable prices. I have bought of him in the past and will do so in the future. And with those casts the variations are endless. Cheers.

[pacarat]

my .02 Lupins...

DF for tiles.
Twisted Catacombs for accessories.

[deathjester25]

I've been using these http://www.dxcontent.com/DT_FAQ.html

Not as pretty as dwarven forge but they are cheap and can just be thrown in a box for storage. I also like the way they can stack to create levels.

[Garanhir]

Tiles? Adaptable? Cheap? Quick to make?

Maybe this chap can help:

[richstrach]

I'm planning on making my own - I've got some 2"x6" MDF bases for corridors, and a couple of 6"x6" MDF tiles for rooms. I'm going to make foam board bricks (generally 5mm x 10mm) for the walls. It's probably going to take me a while, but none of the materials are expensive in the slightest, and it's the kind of thing I can add to now and then. (Mind you, if I had the spare money I'd probably just buy a load of the Dwarven Forge stuff!)

[Elbows]

4Ground had mentioned doing a laser cut dungeon at some point, but then it all disappeared.  No idea if they're planning any more in the future.

With the excellent D&D card tiles...I'd even consider just piling on good terrain and using the cards.  They're pretty nice, and very reasonably priced.

[LeadAsbestos]

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