Lake Ruins Dice Tower

🎲 This one is for all the Tabletop Gamers! 🎲

This is our first own Dice Tower, inspired by the beautiful scene in the first episode of the animé “Sorcerous Stabber Orphen”, a mighty tower in ruins in the middle of a lake, in a peaceful night lit by a full moon.

Features:

• No supports
• Print all at once, or
• Split in two parts version

The rock islets prevent the dice from rolling away too far.

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Print photo credits: main photos by Dany Sánchez with Plasticz Netherlands metallic grey PLA. Outer perimeters at 20 mm/s. Model in photos is 75% scale.

Special thanks to @3d.mcgeiger for testing and photos.

Characters, Names And Related Indicia Are Property of their respective owners. This model is a non-profit, fan work modeled from scratch based on the loose resemblance of a location seen in the 1998-2000 anime shows produced by TBS/Bandai. No trademark infringement is intended.

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PRINT SETTINGS

No supports.

Print detailed parts slowly, such as 20mm/s outer perimeters.

Infill 12% suggested.

3 perimeters recommended, for strength. 

Print the rock parts in fuzzy skin to enhance the organic effect.

At the given scale, one die can fit at a time, feel free to scale up so you can throw 2 dice at the same time if you want. As it is, it also fits nicely in a typical print area. We have provided it as two separate parts so you can fit it in case your area is smaller. This also allows you to print in two colors; grey for the tower and brown for the rocks.

We recommend printing each part on its own. All file names are clearly labeled, with a color suggestion. Glue is necessary for a permanent assembly. Use the photographs as a guide.

Assembly is easy and straight-forward.

Slight cleanup with a knife or sanding might be necessary to eliminate print imperfections that collide and prevent a smooth assembly.