Yawning Portal Signage & Window

A while back I was gifted a simple little wooden organizer box to store the minis for my gaming group. It's honestly a pretty great (if drab) little box, save for two small details:

1. It was originally meant to store essential oils, and the smell of the stuff has saturated the wood to give it a distinct aroma.
2. There's a huge CNC-cut logo for the essential oils company on the front that's way too deep for me to sand out.

Since there's not much I can do for item one, I resolved to at least take care of item two by dressing it up to look a bit more “gamer-y.” But for months, I had no idea what exactly I'd do. 

Then I saw an ad for the release of the new Yawning Portal terrain set from Wizards of the Coast while looking at Printable's typography competition, and it came to me. Any adventurer worth their salt is going to be spending all their downtime in the nearest tavern. So it only makes sense to stash their miniature avatars in a tavern as well. And if I'm going to turn the box into a mini-tavern, why not go for the most famous tavern in Waterdeep?

My modifications include two parts: a basic window grating/stained glass solder lines and a tavern sign, both of which incorporate the Yawning Portal's stylized YP logo. 

The grating is about 190mm x 112mm x 2.7mm. I designed it to be oversized for the window I installed it in since the frame wasn't remotely square, so I could just put it where I wanted it and then trim the bars to size. I printed it upside down, so that the bed texture is facing out on the final product. The texture of the PEI build plate makes it look a little like wrought iron when painted.

The sign's dimensions are 195mm x 65mm, which is just about the perfect size to cover up an essential oils manufacturer's logo in case you're counting. There are two basic versions of the sign: one in a stylized fantasy font based on the Yawning Portal logo, and another using a more conventional typeface. The conventional sign was designed with a .25mm nozzle in mind but I think could probably work with a .4mm nozzle - though I'll admit I haven't actually tested it myself.

It's designed to be mounted with some #4/M3 decorative screws (preferably in antique bronze or something similarly old fashioned) but I've also included a couple alternative configurations without screw holes for those looking to resize it to fit other projects or just affix it with glue or VHB tape. I also designed it it so that I'd have the option of using multiple filament types in the print - though since I don't have an MMU I'm relying on manual filament changes to take care of it. In total it should support up to 4 distinct colors using filament changes: one for the background of the placard, one for the name of the taven, one for the logo, and one for the decorative border.