3D Doors

[pjrake]

Where can I purchase 3D doors to use with my Dungeon Tiles? I love the Dwarven Forge pieces, but they do not sell them individually (or even in a pack). Is there a company that make similar ones, or a boardgame that has door that would go well with my RPG game?

Thanks!

-PJ

 

[El Mahdi]

RPGNow (here at the ENWorld store - top right of your screen) has a lot of 3D terrain and props that you can simply print out on paper or cardstock that fill the bill.

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Here's some examples that may fit what you're looking for:

Dungeon Doors Set 1 paper 3D scenery - Mega Miniatures | EN World PDF Store

DRAGON TILES: Dungeon Set 1 - Fat Dragon Games | EN World PDF Store

Flatlands 3D: Standup Doors vol. 1 - 12 to Midnight | EN World PDF Store

Portable Adventure Kit - Doors and Windows - Penguin Labs LLC | EN World PDF Store

 

[Storminator]

Where can I purchase 3D doors to use with my Dungeon Tiles? I love the Dwarven Forge pieces, but they do not sell them individually (or even in a pack). Is there a company that make similar ones, or a boardgame that has door that would go well with my RPG game?

Thanks!

-PJ

Fat Dragon has fold up free standing doors. Print, cut, fold, glue. I know there's some in the free product you get for being an ENWorld subscriber.

PS

 

[MarkB]

This site has a small selection of printable fold'n'glue 3D items available for free download, mostly under the Furniture tab. I've used their doors, tables and crates with some success.

 

[Olaf the Stout]

Anyone know of places that make plastic, metal or resin doors, rather than just folded paper ones?

Olaf the Stout

 

[TheAuldGrump]

Grendel has several - both fairly plain:

And some quite ornate:

Grendel casts from resin, and they are quite good.

Mega Miniatures used to have some, cast in metal, but it appears that they are currently unavailable.

Fantascene has a few as well -

Hmmm, at some point I may need to go digging - it seems like most of the manufacturers I remember aren't doing doors any more. I think Grendel is your best bet.

The Auld Grump

 

[DerekSTheRed]

I just found my old Hero Quest board game. It has some stand up open and closed doors. I was thinking of using it in my next D&D game. The chests were pretty nice too.

 

[frandallfarmer]

Kev's Lounge has a new kit at RPGNow called "Hero's Hall" that has some amazing freestanding doors (and textures.)

 

[pogre]

You can get 20 dungeon doors made from hydrostone or high density dental plaster (merlins magic) for less than $20 over at Naloomi's Workshop. I recommend it highly, he does great work.
http://www.nalsworkshop.com/doors-set-of-20-p-225.html