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FeuervogelVII

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Description

Dungeon Stone tiles for OpenForge 2.0 excluding the OpenLock bases you can find here: OpenForge 2.0 Fast Bases and here OpenForge 2.0 More Fast Bases. This is a remix of the grand work of the awesome Devon Jones. This is just the makerworld compilation of some of his great work. Please consider supporting him on Patreon.

Included are:

Assortment 1 Low Wall with Floor
Assortment 2 High Wall with Floor
Assortment 1+2 Bases (print this plate once for each printed Assortment 1 or 2 plate)
Assortment 3 Floors No Wall
Assortment 3 Bases (print this plate once for each printed Assortment 3 plate)
Assortment 4 Low Walls Only
Assortment 5 High Walls Only
Assortment 4+5 Bases (print this plate once for each printed Assortment 4 or 5 plate)
Set 1x2/3x2/4x2 Floor and Low Wall and Base
Set 1x2/3x2/4x2 Floor and High Wall and Base
Floor 1x2/3x2/4x2 for Wall
Floor 1x1/1x2/1x3/1x4/4x4 No Wall and Base
Low Wall 1/2/3/4 wide
High Wall 1/2/3/4 wide
Bases for 1x2/3x2/4x2 tiles
Bases for 1/3/4 wide Separate Wall

Images done just out of the printer without any painting, printed in BambuLab PLA basic dark gray (see linked filament).

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Assembly:

Insert magnets into the bases (if not wanting to use the OpenLock clips)
Glue the object to the base

For magnets you can either use 5mm neodym magnet balls/spheres or regular 5x3 neodym magnets. I used both and there is no detectable difference. Both can freely re-orient within the nook, so don't worry about the correct orientation when putting them in.