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At long last, a doorway. This Stone Doorway tile was designed to be compatible with Dwarven Forge dungeon tiles. To assemble, you will need approximately 20 gauge wire, or a thick paperclip. If using a paperclip, straighten and poke through the hole, then clip. Then glue the door around the paperclip, using it as a hinge.

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To assemble, you will need approximately 20 gauge wire, or a thick paperclip. If using a paperclip, straighten and poke through the hole, then clip. Then glue the door around the paperclip, using it as a hinge.

I strongly suggest painting before assembling. For the doorway, Painting was done in 4 layers.

1. Paint whole piece in black
2. Heavily dry brush with a dark grey
3. pick at least one other color (that could be stone) and paint some random stones, front and back.
4. dry brush with grey mixed with a little olive
5. lightly dry brush with a light grey, focusing most heavily on edges

For the doors:

1. Paint black
2. Heavily dry brush with a dark brown
3. Dry brush with a lighter brown like burnt umber
4. Dry brush lightly with a tan
5. Use a steel or silver metal paint on the handles and bolts

• 10/9/2016 - Fixed stone_doorway_corner.2x2.b