

My first wooden floor!
It's for D&D so the grid, the light s*cks, sorry, but atleast the colour is that!
Any advice is welcome!


It's for D&D so the grid, the light s*cks, sorry, but atleast the colour is that!
Any advice is welcome!
This is my improved version of the building I posted about 2 weeks ago, along with variations.
These are still designed to match the Alpha Strike cardstock proportions. I'm trying to make them semi-modular where the tops, middles, and bottoms can be mixed and matched, though I have no extra versions of the latter. They are designed to print without supports.
Poster: Uncle Hunch Wants You by Squirrelnuts - I downscaled and printed the image with a color toner printer.
This is a 54mm figure from the Russian toy manufacturer Tehnolog, mostly known for very cheap plastic sets and some great terrain kits like their chemical plant. The scale is awkward for regular gaming miniatures, but it works perfectly for statues and monuments. The whole build and paintjob took less than an hour, and now I have a quick piece of scatter terrain for an Imperial table.
Hello all,
I have recently been working on a set of Trench Crusade terrain (to prepare for the new narrative campaign) and I have had an idea rolling around my brain for a little while. My group tends to listen to music while we play, and I think a little radio tower with a bluetooth speaker hidden in the base would be a neat thing to include.
Has anyone experimented with something like this? I'm struggling to figure out how to make it work. Thanks!
As the title says, I’m making a custom sandy Blood Bowl pitch (think desert/beach), and I’m looking for the best way to mark my squares and lines.
I plan on glueing very fine sand to the board and giving it a layer of mod podge or similar product to seal the sand in and smooth the surface to avoid scratching the paint off prone minis and balls, but I’m not sure what the best way to have everything marked afterwards is.
Should I pin small crosses and beams to the pitch before covering it with sand or hand paint everything? Or do you have a reliable way to mark the board with thin lines of darker sand? Or anything else I’m missing?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Legecy:
Green are stepped hills
brown are paths and earth
blue is a lake
Made for Warhammer the Old World and Bolt Action
Got 2 Forests and a few medival buildings as scatter terrain.
I have many boxes of terrain, and many ideas, and unfinished projects.
Based on a template I made off the old GW "Mighty Fortress" proportions years ago - but never liked the 'cyber grunge' attempt I made. I stripped it back. Added some Octarius bits. Then added all sorts of greebles, pva/paper, pva/sand.
I'm proper chuffed with the result.
Please look at photos ... Im at the stage where im about to ether paint the sides of the bords black or green.
then do I pva to coat and seal it then before i add and glue aquarium secencry
bambo will be picercd through and hot glued and plants hot glued then I flock last
plants last couple of photos and bambo will be cut to size
yes secerny is over sized but using as mutated jungle trees and plants
Just finished off this MDF kit from TTCombat and wanted to share - first time painting an MDF terrain piece and really enjoyed the process!
Painted it up to match some existing plastic GW terrain I've done previously, and I'm pretty pleased with the result. A few work in progress photos included as well.
The cactus are kind of basic but I think it adds to the orky charm of everything going on here.
I'm still unsure if they make food or weapons. I've been calling it mek dakkas but there's very little weapons around and I spend ages making foam clay "meat" that I could throw around.
HI folks,
Anyone have any alternative to Green Stuff World's Plasticard - Thread DIAMOND 1mm Textured Sheet?
I have a couple of sheets, and the texture is great, but it's:
a) expensive (~$8AUD per sheet)
b) coming a long way (Europe to Aus)
and most damming
c) irregular in width (up to 5 mm variance)
Also, best method to adhere plasticard to plywood?
I'm planning to cover a 3ft by 3ft ply playing surface with it.
Materials:
-80mm MDF wargaming base
-AK rough texture paste
-jungle tufts
-flocking
-Rocks are AK texture paste that had dried out into rock-like clumps, then painted.
Ground painted to represent the mountainous terrain of South Africa.
Figure and campfire from the Mijo American Diorama Campers set.
Landcruiser is Hotwheels Elite 64 Modshop.
I created a set of modular dungeon tiles last year and after getting a lot of great feedback, I decided to revise them with new magnet holes, water tiles, stairways, ritual circles, and ruin segments. They are designed by me in Blender and printed out in FDM. If you're interested in seeing my process and methods for designing and painting them there's a YouTube video:
Working on the ANTIC Sanctuary walls and try with dried plants…just to figure out the best way…any C&C very welcome! Thanks
I am very much a begginer and I struggle to come up with ideas for something to add to my AK Dark Earth to make it look less... bland? I don't need much, just some terrain to put an artillery piece in, but I've been wondering if something better can be achieved idk, like grass or rocks or something...?
Also, if someone could tell me what's the deal with PVA glue? Every terrain video I can find on YT is using that stuff, how is better than anything else
..Check out my tutorial for a Wooden Cart / Horse Wagon by Kurgan Grey
It hasn't killed me, session is next Friday, its fully modular now, engine room is done only a few more detail to go....anyone have 50 or so Cannons laying around?