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Dwarven Steam Baths - OpenForge by ecaroth
by Thingiverse
Last crawled date: 4 years, 2 months ago
Nobody knows as much about moving steam and hot water through the mountains as Dwarves, and they leverage this knowledge to build steam baths deep within their mountain homes. The steam bath is always at the perfect temperature to sooth aching muscles after a long day of working the forge bellows, or mining precious metals. Gas is piped in as well to keep twin torches alight and fresh, warm water is constantly being circulated into the bath to wash away grime.
This OpenForge release prints with no supports needed. The flames are optional for the torches and print separately. I printed this with 3 sidewalls to make sure I had good adhesion so it would hold water, then brushed on a heavy coat of clear varnish after painting. It's hard to tell in the pics, but the bath is full of water. An idea I had in-game was to drop an alka-seltzer into here so it bubbled and fizzled a bit. If this is inside an old abandoned Dwarven city, who knows what beasties might lurk inside?
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This OpenForge release prints with no supports needed. The flames are optional for the torches and print separately. I printed this with 3 sidewalls to make sure I had good adhesion so it would hold water, then brushed on a heavy coat of clear varnish after painting. It's hard to tell in the pics, but the bath is full of water. An idea I had in-game was to drop an alka-seltzer into here so it bubbled and fizzled a bit. If this is inside an old abandoned Dwarven city, who knows what beasties might lurk inside?
For instructions on how to get started with OpenForge, take a look at our tutorials.
OpenForge is a patron supported project, and the resources that patrons provide allow us to create more sophisticated tiles and models with a greater level of detail. We would truly appreciate your support to deliver an ongoing stream of awesome gaming terrain. You can find more about OpenForge and Masterwork Tools at our:
Online catalog and backer site
Website
Forums (Mostly we use facebook now)