Devon spent months printing and painting this Fallout-inspired Red Rocket scene. You know it was worth it because I complained only once about how much space it took up in our shared workspace.
Get the files from Modiphius. Devon used other files available on Modiphius to flesh it out, and he plans to add a few more car wrecks.
This is the second release of models for the dynamic floors from last week. Now we have Letters and Numbers. Next up are wooden sets that let you do a variety of designs in woodwork. These, like the runic faces, should be really useful for doing puzzles and dungeon decor.
Lets us know what you think in the comments below.
Devon designed these paint racks for printing on our laser cutter.
Check out this discussion of the new paint racks Devon designed to house his ever-expanding collection of bottles. Someday he will run out of wall space, but today is not that day.
That's a lie. Yes we did.
We think we revealed far too much about how old we are.
Following from what we all discussed a few weeks ago, here's the second of the OpenForge Encounters: The Fire Shrine!
Like with the last shrine, we have some rune-laced walls, floors, a new option for the archway and a shrine. Since this is a fire shrine, we figured we should bling it up a bit, so this one can use Walmart LED votive candles for a flaming brazier! (We imagine fire as a bit of a drama queen.) The flames are pretty easy to make using a hot glue gun.
Grab it on thingiverse and let us know what you think in the comments!
We decided to try an experiment this week. Rather than release a full tile set, we built all the tiles needed for a room. Our first one is the Earth Shrine. The set includes in both cut-stone and rough stone:
Grab the files from thingiverse and let us know what you think in the comments below. We plan to release a few more of these in the experiment: Fire, Water, Air and Spirit.
Let us know what you think in the comments!
