Category: terrain

In retrospect, this park isn’t very pulpy.  At some point, that statue of a long forgotten hero of the DPRG will have to come down for a nice art-deco style sculpture.  For now, though, a finished terrain piece is worth two in the “someday” column. The real reason that...

Calling this roughly 2-foot by 3-foot mat “pocket” stretches the definition, but it surely is portable. Nothing really special here, just a heavy canvas bolt of cloth dusted with three different dark colors of spray paint.  Although, I’d be remiss if I didn’t give a lot of credit to...

That building is crazy big…  But it has to be in order to hold the bridges safe and sound… Both of them, for now…...

Retro-future-cities should look something like this: My buildings are too boxy for that.  A complete overhaul would blow the ability to pack it all into one tidy box right out of the aetherium.  What to do, what to do?  We’re gonna need the right paint scheme and some baubles...

Here’s the thing.  I’m working on a new urban terrain board at the moment, and for the most part using standard construction and detailing techniques.  Rather than repeat what others have said numerous times, I’m just gonna chime in and point out new little wrinkles on the old stand...

Pocketmunda is a side project for those times when work on the big spaceship is on hold for one reason or another.  A small table of urban terrain in the Necromunda style for 15mm gang fights.  As an easy kickstart to the terrain build, I picked up ten paper...

Finally.  The Doors.  You may have noticed that half the doors on the spaceship are really, really tall.  Like this: There’s a reason for that.  I wanted doors that open and close.  This week I built the doors that slide up and down.  Here’s a look at the finished...

Every little detail added makes the rocket come alive just a little more.  This shot shows some successes in that department.  The engines are starting to look the part with bright green glowy cores surrounded by plastic casements. (Those are the tops of big syringes over a painted bamboo...

This looks like your normal wargame tree stand.  Art posterboard cut into a circle, a few dollar store plastic trees, some rocks, sand, and paint, and it’s an instant forest.  In my world it becomes a low-cost oxygen generation machine.  This is designed to fit right into the heart...

Wampas got you down?  Spent the night inside a Taun Taun?  Maybe Dad just hacked off your lightsabre arm.  Whatever has you down, this little number will fix you right up. Filled with the finest nano-enhanced bio-regenerative slime, this medical tank is a must have for all deep spacers. This...