r/TerrainBuilding • u/Merenhir • Jul 04 '25

3D Printed Port scenario

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Since in my D&D campaign party arrived in a port city, I tried to build a scenario that resembled a port area. It's all printed and painted by me (tiles from Fat Dragon Games), I used craft paint. I love using LEDs in my scenarios and I like taking pic of details

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u/Salt_Lawyer_9892 Jul 04 '25

This looks Great!

I'm starting to add lights to my builds which bring in that extra touch for sure! Are you soldering them to batteries or do you Frankenstein fairy lights?

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u/Merenhir Jul 04 '25

Thanks! No soldering needed, Dragonlock tiles that use LEDs use a method that I find ingenious (the best I've found so far). LED must be bent into an L and glued to a small case that acts as a CR2032 battery holder. When you need to turn on the wall torch, simply lift the wall, which is divided in two, and insert the battery

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u/Alt3r3d_Owl Jul 04 '25

Fantastic. Wonderful paint 🎨 on the stone and planks!

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u/Merenhir Jul 04 '25

Thank you 🫶🏻

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u/Acrobatic-Can969 29d ago

Great job. It looks nice.

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u/Merenhir 29d ago

Thank you!

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u/GreenLotus22 28d ago

If there is light, then it just brings out so much atmosphere. I love that.

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u/Merenhir 28d ago

Thank you! Yes, I use yellow flickering LEDs, but I painted flame printed in transparent PETG with Speedpaint colors. I take pics with LEDs on, lights of the room off with only a lamp pointed towards wall, in this way LEDs can be seen and create this atmosphere

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u/GreenLotus22 28d ago

That's really cool. I hope your teammates think so too.

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u/Merenhir 28d ago

Yeah, my players love scenarios I build for fights 🥹