Wood block dice tower

[DMChef]

Dollar Store Jenga Dice tower build.

Get crafty.

DmChef

[skippy]

Well done! I like that a lot.

I made this foam core dice tower a while back, and it’s boring black. I like the texture you gave your’s!

[Delusions]

Nice, dude. I love this.

[Levi_E]

What did you do to color the blocks?

I picked up 10 packs of these blocks at Dollar Tree (thankfully they had some, I bought them all).

[DMChef]

Glue them and paint them! No really, they are simple wood blocks. I glue them together in whatever object I am making and then I usually do a black acrylic and modpodge base. This not only makes a great base it also glues the heck out of it. Sometimes the glued parts are not covering that much wood so the extra coating is nice.

Once the black paint / modpodge is dry, I go to town with the cheap acrylic paint.

Here are some examples:

I got a fever and the only cure is more crafting!

[image] I went a little crazy and bought a case of DollarTree jenga blocks. I love building with these things. I ran out and they stopped carrying them. So I went to their website and bought a case and had it shipped to the store. I have built a ton of stuff out of them not just the dungeon stackers I started with. Doors, bridges, walls and the list goes on. My terrain brings my game to life. ICRPG makes my stories easy to share. I hope you all get your craft on! DmChef

These blocks were essential in my Dungeon kit:

Dungeon Kit

I built a Dungeon Kit for my nephew for Christmas. I hope this inspires you to make your own Dungeon Kit. Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas! DmChef [Full%20Kit%20Side%2001]

[DMChef]

What is great about this tower is that it is really small. I have a really cool 3d printed tower but it is so big I don’t like to use it.

[skippy]

Oh tell me about it! I built the Ultimate GM Screen II, and while it’s totally awesome to look at it chews up a lot of table space!

[ANTiGRAV]