See The Tomb Of Horrors Modelled In 3D

Josh Plunkett, over his blog Down Under DM, has been building the complete Tomb of Horrors in 3D using tiles and Hirst Arts molds, along with dungeon dressing models from Lady Sabelle Designs. There are spoilers within (though, to be fair, the adventure is nearly 40 years old). I've shown a couple of images below, but click on either to head over to his blog to see the rest.

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[DarkStalkerJ]

This mainly just makes me excited for the movie adaptation of Ready Player One.

 

[messy]

Josh Plunkett, over his blog Down Under DM, has been building the complete Tomb of Horrors in 3D using tiles and Hirst Arts molds, along with dungeon dressing models from Lady Sabelle Designs.

this man is my hero.

 

[daplunk]

Ran it last night with my 10-13 year old nephews. Havn't laughed so hard in a long time. One of them was rather angry when he lost all his physical items. I lost count on how many times he went back through the mist trying to trigger a change in the pattern.

They gave up half way and decided to return to town for a rest to come back next time

 

[Endur]

I'm very impressed! You should definitely set this up at a convention to let other people see it.

 

[daplunk]

Unfortunately it's in Australia. We don't get many descent conventions over here.

 

[JRRNeiklot]

So....does this cool stuff make the module Not Suck?
.....guess we'll have to ask the guy who thinks it does......

Ask again in 40 years when people are still playing it and no one can name a single adventure post 2000.

 

[daplunk]

Full album now available: http://downunderdm.blogspot.com.au/2016/03/tomb-of-horrors-3d-build-pictures-of.html

 

[Man in the Funny Hat]

Why does it keep crashing when you try to go through the mask? Everything goes black?

BSOD