Thanks all. Just got an A1 and need something to learn the ropes with.

I am just wondering what the best stuff to print is. The bed is pretty small so I can do it piecemeal if needed. Any recommendations on creators?

I have been churning out a bunch of FDG, Aetherverse and Milestones Heroes terrain on my Bambu A1 for the last year or so.

However my time as DM is coming to an end and our new DM wants to focus on digital maps for the majority of things for ease, with the odd encounter/dungeon printed and built by me.

As such I am focusing on scatter terrain to provide options to bring the digital maps to life. Whether that be throwing a few trees down or a few cliffs/platforms for elevation.

I am looking to see if such a patreon exists or any other recommendations of creators that focus solely on this aspect.

Want to buy replacement but need help to identify

I have just got my A1 mini and figuring out how to best print my terrain. So far using Bambu Studio with adaptive variable layer height seems to work pretty well, but I wonder if the result could be improve any further.

What is your experience with A1 mini? Any tips for complete beginner how to handle terrain? I know that with this small printer I am pretty limited to the size, but that's fine for me, since I can slice models and print multiple parts separately.

Hey guys, I made a guide on my tutorial blog after recent experience painting my first FDM printed models.

I'm really happy with the results - I printed with 0.1mm layer lines and then sprayed with filler primer and my airbrush, and then used oil washes.

Would you do me a favour though, and give it a read please, to make sure I didn't miss anything important?

You can find the painting 3d prints tutorial here

Whats your favourite way to print FDM terrain?

https://preview.redd.it/ryjsxx4qx4ae1.png?width=1200&format=png&auto=webp&s=6993421eee34cd7be31751943ba2c7a836170796

Looking for FDM Space Wolf terrain. There's lots of sci fi terrain, lots of fantasy viking terrain, but I can't seem to find scifi viking terrain. Ideally ruins and other generic buildings.

I’ve got the city of Firwood fantasy village printed up, and I want to use it for fantasy skirmish games (moonstone), but I want to do something more special than a neoprene battle mat for the ground. Can someone recommend ground terrain to print out? I had a search on myminifactory but don’t see many options outside of dungeon tiles.

Looking for the safe size to make our product so that we don't have to cut it and everyone can enjoy it. If you have some kind of crazy outlier, feel free to comment but I am looking at everyone else in the middle.

Thanks in advance!

Hey yall.

I'm looking for storage efficient terrain - either ones that nest into each other, or ones that are easily stackable. I don't know if I'm looking for modular - I have some of that already and I'm not super thrilled with it. I have pop up terrain from Terrain Titans that is great, but I would like some sets that are easy to store when not playing.

Example: This TechScape stuff - but in 28/32mm instead of 6mm

https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-techscape-6mm-efficient-downtown-free-308860

There have been some really awesome foam vertical terrain pieces like this but I was wondering if anyone has any links to 3d printed pieces, preferably modular? I was thinking about finding just rock terrain and printing it in half with magnets so that they could sit on a big piece of sheet metal with a grid on it, but was hoping there might be some platforms/cave entrance type pieces out there already

Hey does anybody have a fdm set of stl files they like or preferred creators for cyberpunk terrain?

I play 28mm game infinity that needs city scape worth of terrain and elevations

I bought an Bambu A1 this week and I will mainly use this for like dnd stuff. Seen some good videos on the fat dragons mini stuff. That is printed with SunLu PLA Meta to get good results. This PLA is on sale atm so I thought of getting more. Does anyone have good results with the SunLu PLA Meta for terrain as well or is other pla recommended like the standard bambu matt ones.

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