Fat Dragon Games put out the YouTube tutorials that helped me assemble my Ender3 (my first 3d printer) and continue to help me meaintain and troubleshoot it. Unsurprisingly, their products are also very beginner-friendly, and they produce some of the easiest-to-print terrain there is. This set in particular was a source of great enjoyment, featuring supportless models that assemble easily with no glue needed. I've printed the gatehouse and a few outer wall sections, and it makes for a fabulous setpiece for any pseudo-European medieval fantasy RPG or wargame.

The sides don't stick to the cores. You can't move the 'mountains' without all falling apart.

Amazing amount of detail! The fleshy walls look so good in digital form, can't wait to print them.

Any chance you can put the other directions up?

IE: There is a corner piece that goes cavern to dungeon, but not one that goes dungeon to cavern, so it can only be used one way.

The straight wall transition piece isn't really a transition piece - it is a straight wall with some rock coming out of it, rather than a cavern wall turning into a dungeon wall, and vice versa.

Thanks!

There is only one problem with these models: there are only four poses in the set!

We need more! Mouths open! Arms in different poses! Maybe with one or the other foot back as if they're running! Mounted on dire wolves! And at least one wielding a whip!

Very complete bundle for outdoor adventures. It has everything you need to build plains, forests, hills, cliffs and rivers. Lots of details, I love it !

I had just received my 3D Printer when finding this company on YouTube talking about how FDM Printers can print miniatures just as good as a resin printer. He continued the video with an amazing explaination of all of the different settings and what they do. I loved the video so much that I decided to check out their work. I clicked the link below his video and saw that there was a Free Sample Set of dungeon tiles. Being that this set only has the 2 pieces, I wasn't too hopeful. I printed it at 100% and it was a bit small for me, so I raised it to 150% and the tile sets came out beautifully. No only does it look great, but it performs wonderfully. The pieces lock together seemlessly. I have gotten many of the pieces but these 2 were the best start for turning my D&D Sessions into a fantastic magical experience.

After you get your hands on this sample and print them, it will prove to you that you will want the rest of the set. I am looking forward to my next adventure and I will be taking Fat Dragon Games Dragonlock Ultimate Dungeons and Caverns along for the ride!

Prints WONDERFUL on Ender3 modems with PLA. I shall now add fluff to meet the 50 character minimum to for a review.

Prints WONDERFUL on Ender3 modems with PLA. I shall now add fluff to meet the 50 character minimum to for a review.

Prints WONDERFUL on Ender3 modems with PLA. I shall now add fluff to meet the 50 character minimum to for a review.

Prints WONDERFUL on Ender3 modems with PLA. I shall now add fluff to meet the 50 character minimum to for a review.

Prints WONDERFUL on Ender3 modems with PLA. I shall now add fluff to meet the 50 character minimum to for a review.

The Angry Ball of Eyes is a fantastic adaptation of a classic monster.

It printed exceptionally well on my resin printer. Lots of detail. It also fit together well when placing the pieces together to make a complete Angry Ball.

Well worth buying!

Fantastic Terrain! I bought these to make a Modular Table for Marvel Crisis and was not dissappointed. Would love to see more, especially parking lot tiles. The ones in the MCDoom expansion are great, but I'd like to see more.

These are great! Any chance of doing a piece with an arrow slot?