I really enjoyed printing these in wood PLA. Only thing is the roof parts don't sit snugly enough for my liking but that's really very minor.

Hello There; I have used the Dragon Lock Tiles for about 3 months, having 7or8 packs I have printed more than 500 tiles for Our D&D Group, We ALL Love the 3d experiances. We have been together more than 30 years, starting with pen and paper D&D on to minature on acitate/grid/grease pencil. 3 Months i got a FlashForge Creator Pro, and the softeware from Fat Dragon Games...Great Great Great... Keep bringing the Dungeon experiences!

This is a fantastic tile set. I am enjoying printing and assembling it using my Prusa I3 MK2. The only downside at all is the posts are too lose in their connection to the walls. The floor connections are fine. This set will allow you to build your ultimate town if you just have a little patience to print it all out. It took me about 3 days to print a 40'x20' shoppe. But the cost per tile is the best out there. Just stick with it and soon you will have everything you need for a fully 3d townscape. Looking forward to getting Village Buildings 2.

This is a great set for anyone wanting to build their own unique houses using 3d print files. I printed the example house with no issues. I'm now on my way to creating my own custom building using these files.

Without fail the best .STL'S around! I've got all his items released and havent had a problem with any of them. You wont reget it at all!

I cannot say enough good things about Tom, Fat Dragon Games, and all of his 3d printable terrain. Abosultely a great product, great developer, and great community.

This set of STL files for creating Tudor buildings is fantastic. It includes everything you need to build houses, stores, and taverns. Everything your party needs in a village. I've printed out the example building from the PDF and it came together awesome. I can't wait to get it painted.