What’s a dungeon complex without random crates of material and barrels strewn around for the adventurers to dig through and hide behind? I wanted a small set of various cover items that would work well in different settings; dungeons, alleyways, docks.

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I’m incredibly happy with how these turned out – I think this solidifies the need to print accessory and one off items at a higher quality than standard tiles that need to be turned out by the dozen. Accessory items and show pieces get an inordinate amount of attention from the players – and the pieces are just nicer to look at when printed at higher quality.

• Maker: PieceBringer
• Source: OpenDungeonTiles – Stock Room Barricades
• License: Creative Commons – Attribution – Share Alike
• Models:
  • barricade 1
  • dressing barrel large
  • dressing crate large square
  • dressing crate small rectangle
• Material: Inland Light Brown PLA 1.75mm
• GCode: –
• Print Date: 2017/11/17
• Print Time:
  • barricade 1: 3 hours 8 minutes
  • dressing barrel large: 49 minutes
  • dressing crate large square: 1 hour 3 minutes
  • dressing crate small rectangle: 33 minutes
• Estimated Print Time:
  • barricade 1: 2 hours 38 minute
  • dressing barrel large: 48 minutes
  • dressing crate large square: 58 minutes
  • dressing crate small rectangle: 31 minutes
• Estimated Filament:
  • barricade 1: 9.4 meters
  • dressing barrel large: 1.5 meters
  • dressing crate large square: 2.7 meters
  • dressing crate small rectangle: 1.1 meters
• Slicer: PrusaControl
• Slicer Settings:
  • 0.20mm layers
  • no supports
  • include brim
  • 20% infill
• Printer: Prusa i3 mk2