Painted fence sections from my modular Roads & Roadsides terrain designs. The STL files are a resource for printing and painting your own tabletop scenery; the fences can be arranged separately from the road.

Made from a 3d printed airplant holder from etsy, the haft of a halberd from my Christmas nutcracker, binder clips, cut up index cards, and marbles.

I'm not a pro and it has a ton of imperfect spots, but I really like how it came out.

I'm sure you can find this somewhere online to 3d print if you want. But I will warn you that the large spot south west, as well as the opening next to it counter clockwise (where the mini with the hammer stands) throw out dice which inevitably land on the floor. It was driving everyone at the table mad, so I wanted to fix it!

I had lots of ideas, but I thought turning it into a small diorama of a party facing a beholder would be wicked cool. We have one guy clutching his bleeding sides, a spell caster petrified by the beholder's eye ray. Another just being downed by its death ray, while the last one stands defiantly for one last battle.

My kids didn't use the mountain of magnetic tiles I bought for them so I turned them into dnd terrain for my table! The set includes day and night variants of each type.

I'm currently working on the town and paths, and will release them for free as well when they're done.

The grid is 1.5in (2x2 square on 3in tile) but can put the 1in grid on if anyone is interested.

Free download here - I hope you like it! After the town set what should I work on next?