Spider cave tileset - supportless - OpenLOCK

You step cautiously into the shadow-draped cavern, your boots crunching softly on the stone floor.

Along the damp, winding walls, thick silvery webbing clings tightly to the cold rock, glistening faintly in the gloom.

Your eyes adjust to the darkness and what you thought was a rock, seems to be a sticky cocoon, the final prison of a motionless victim. You tense up and step back. But to late. A massive, hairy brown spider drops from the darkness to block your path.

Roll for initiative.

Tileset

This 100% supportless modular tileset gives you the ability to create epic adventures in a spider lair, or another monster of course.

This set includes in total 35 different parts to create endless possibilities and adventures.

• Basic tiles: 2x2, 1x2, 2x1, 4x2, 4x4 and 8x8
• Basic wall and corner: both with off center and centralised pattern of the webbing
• Webbed walls and corners: with different webbing patterns
• Main gate: a big arch with a web sliding pattern you can easily take out and slide in
• Gates: 2x2 or 4x2 tiles with webbed patterned sliders. This can be doors or a prison
• Corner pillar tile: to finish off a build nicely on a side
• Webbed terrain cage: to put webbing on an item and trap a full miniature in a web-cage.

This set is print and play ready. But if you want it to give a little more depht, you can drybrush a bit of white paint across the tiles.

Instructions

• Print the tiles of your choice.
• Remove the small supporting pins on the sides.

• Print OpenLOCK clips to connect the tiles.
• Push one or more Openlock clips into the tiles (depending on the size of the tile 1 can be enough, 2 works best with big tiles)
• Connect the tiles together.

The set works with the OpenLOCK system. Meaning you can combine the different tiles by simply clicking them together using the OPENlock clip. Everything is 100% 3D printable.

The tileset is printed at 0.16 mm and supportless.

I personally printed mine in dark grey and the webbing in basic white. I drybrushed them with white acrylic paint.

On to many adventures