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- Bedroll_A_1766133383.stlSTL · 21.1 MB
- Bedroll_B_1766133385.stlSTL · 21.3 MB
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- Bedroll_D_1766133388.stlSTL · 22.8 MB
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Details
- Model ID
- #160823
- Category
- Miniatures
- Published
- Tags
- decoration
- miniature
- game
- mini
- tabletop
- dnd
- boardgame
- fantasy
- rpg
- terrain
- prop
- map
- monster
- miniatures
- dungeonsanddragons
- boardgames
- base
- diorama
- wood
- board
- vehicle
- warhammer
- camping
- wargaming
- medieval
- ttrpg
- 28mm
- blender
- pathfinder
- adventure
- 40k
- dungeon
- detail
- scenery
- 32mm
- dndprop
- roleplaying
- gloomhaven
- camp
- scatterterrain
- tabletopterrain
- ttrpgprop
- tabletopwargaming
- bandit
- sigmar
- site
- roleplayingprop
Description
A set of several messy bedrolls featuring messy blankets, pillows, and textures. These are great scatter because they are print-and-forget, and feature enough texture that you can get a lot of life out of them with practically no painting effort. You can print a whole bunch of them in a batch, paint them up all at once, and have them ready for a game in no time. I'd advise keeping them simple, and sticking with two-tones of brown, darker for the outer blanket, lighter for inside.
I've optimized these models to be printed on an FDM printer with a 0.4mm nozzle, and they come out consistently great! I imagine they'd be even better on an SLA printer, so if you try this, let me know!
I designed these as part of a new Camp Terrain Set I'm collaborative on with rfgy16 . You can check out the other items in the set below (with more to come!):
As always, I'd love to see how you all print these and use them in your games. Please add makes/pictures so others can get some ideas for how to use them!
How I Designed This
Several iterations of cloth simulation in Blender to come up with realistic cloth-draping and shapes between the mat, pillow, and blankets. After I was happy with the sims, I baked them and began sculpting to further emphasize the rolls and textures of the fabric so that they would read well in a print, and on the table.
Print spec
- Formats
- gcodestl
- Model files
- 6
- Total size
- 115.7 MB
- Largest file
- 22.8 MB
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