D&D Terrain & Miniatures

Free STL files of D&D terrain, dungeon tiles, miniatures and chess sets · each one printed and photographed by its maker · CC0

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Holes, too big, need color? Fix it before you print

Check the mesh, patch holes, split it into parts, add color and send it to your slicer, all in the browser with nothing to install.

Model with holes in its mesh before repairBefore
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Check · Repair

Catch mesh errors, fix them in one click

Flags holes, non-manifold edges and non-watertight areas, then repairs them in one click for a clean, closed mesh.

A helmet printed in several parts after Auto SplitSplit

Auto-split big models, print in batches

Cuts along natural seams into watertight parts laid out on the plate, so oversized models print in batches and assemble after.

An articulated dragon colored for multi-color printingMulti-color

Turn textures into multi-color prints

Converts textures to vertex colors ready for Bambu AMS, Creality CFS and OrcaSlicer multi-color printing.

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Can't find what you want? Make your own with Meshy

Every model here started as a sentence or a photo. Describe the one you want and get a print-ready model in about a minute.

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  1. 1Describe it or upload a photo

    Type what you want to print, or drop in a reference image. No CAD and no modeling experience needed.

  2. 2Generate a print-ready model

    Meshy returns a watertight mesh in about a minute, checked for holes and non-manifold edges, and exported as STL, OBJ, or 3MF.

  3. 3Print it for real

    Slice the file, print it, and photograph the result. That last step is how every case on this page earned its place.

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About these tabletop 3D print files

Every tile, building, miniature and chess set here comes from the Meshy Maker Program: makers generate the model in Meshy, print it, photograph it on the table and publish it, and only reviewed posts appear on this page.

Print terrain on FDM for speed and miniatures in resin for detail, and keep the whole table at one scale. Every file is CC0 and free to download as STL or 3MF for Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, Cura or PrusaSlicer.

Last updated: October 27, 2026

FAQ

Right here: every tile, building and miniature on this page was printed for real by a Maker Program creator, released under CC0, and is free to download as STL or 3MF.

Most tabletop games use 28 mm or 32 mm heroic scale. Size terrain so a doorway is about 35 mm tall for 28 mm figures, and keep the whole table at one scale.

Resin for miniatures and fine detail; FDM is faster and cheaper for terrain, tiles and buildings at 0.12–0.2 mm layers.

Auto Split cuts large pieces into watertight parts laid out on the plate, so you print them in batches and glue them together.

Print each piece upright with a brim; 0.12 mm layers keep details like the knight's mane clean. Glue a few metal washers under the bases if you want the pieces to feel heavier.

Yes. Describe the piece or upload a reference image and Meshy generates a print-ready model in about a minute, exported as STL or 3MF. See tabletop terrain with AI.

Yes. Every file here is CC0, so you can sell prints with no attribution. If a design is based on a game's own characters, check those rights before selling.

Join the Maker Program: design a piece in Meshy, print it, photograph it on the table, and once it's approved it appears on this page and earns rewards.

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