Lately, I have been seeking out quality sources for good 3D prints. In my search, I stumbled upon 3DPrinterSpencer. Spencer McGuire out of Valdosta, Georgia, prints and sells a number of gaming items on Etsy.com (like this charging dock for Nintendo Switch or this Joycon Mini-Grip). In particular, his Low-Poly D&D Tabletop Units got my attention. The designs for these prints can be found here. Each unit is printed using a MakerGear M2 using Hatchbox filament.
Currently, 3DPrinterSpencer offers 12 different units from several different factions:
- Knight with Sword
- Dwarf with Axe
- Elf with Bow
- Dwarf with Two Barrels
- Knight on Horse
- Human Mage
- Goblin with Two Swords
- Goblin with Spear
- Orc
- Goblin with Barrel
- Big Ogre
- Horde Mage
Each unit costs $1.50 and must be ordered in sets of 3 ($4.50 total). Whether starting a new RPG or tabletop campaign, designing your own game, or just want some company for your office desk, these units are a bargain. Like most 3D-printed items, they are a bit delicate. However, this is to be expected and overall they are of great quality and are extremely affordable. I already want to get my hands on a few more.
Miniatures provided free for review from 3DPrinterSpencer.
@thecraftingdm is a long-time gaming enthusiast and crafter with a tabletop interest in most RPGs, dungeon crawlers, and map strategy games.
