Carcassonne 3D tiles

One day after work I got invited to a friend's house for a dinner and games night. It was then, that I discovered the Carcassonne tile game. At first, it seemed a lot like dominoes. However, it was hidden and not seen at first sight the humongous amounts of fun we would have at that night.

Moving on a couple of months, I had a day off and begun thinking… This game would benefit a lot of having 3D tiles with a custom paint job. Although it was a very interesting idea, my skills were and are on parametric and functional 3D modelling. Nevertheless, in a hyper focused consecutive 8 hours period, I tried my best to design a simple Carcassonne 3D tile complete set for 3D printing and painting (for those who can). Even got to change the mesh of the bottom area to add some roughness using the Autodesk Meshmixer (rip).

The models dimensions are 45x45 [mm] as the original game. There is a file which contains all tile types (some have to be printed multiple times) and there is a folder with the individual tiles. It doesn't need printing supports.

Disclaimer: I am providing this model(s) without any association with the developers and publishers of the Carcassonne, nor I am affiliated with them in any way. This was a one-day project made a few months ago. I share it here for those who like to remix it, add features, try, and so on. I selected the Non-Commercial CC license to prevent commercial usage and avoid any problems with Carcassonne developers and publisher.

P.S.: I had only printed three model to test it and didn't finish painting them. :'(

Important note: If you find any problems with the models, please feel free to contact me for fixes. As I used Fusion 360, all models have the individual bodies. To allow your remix creativity, I uploaded the unmerged tiles. These contain the different bodies made in fusion 360.

If you just want to print a tile, use the Merged folder.