I repainted a Disney toy into a house suitable for the Old World. This is the toy, as I original found it in a second hand shop. It is not the right scale for miniature (a bit too short), but it …

This is a set of hedges I made for my Zombicide Green Horde game. My first implementation was pretty rough. I started by cutting strips of cork to act as bases. I painted them black, dry brushed gray …

I tried to make a few timber houses from cardboard. ​ It all started with this thick cardboard box I found in the trash. It’s easy to find lightweight cardboard; the kind you usually receive …

I needed my walls to be modular and stable. Modular so I could use them to represent streets in all the Zombicide configuration, and stable so they wouldn’t fall on the table whenever we would …

Those are four boards to play Zombicide Green Horde. I played this game a lot, so I thought I should make it even more enjoyable by building some kind of 3D terrain to play one. I started by ordering …

This abandoned shack was made from a Sour Cream plastic packaging. I started by gluing the packaging to a piece of solid plastic, to cover the gaping hole and act as a base. This, is about to become …

I was about to throw the plastic packaging of my Bo Bun, when I realized the shape could look like a nice dome for an astronomy tower. I started by drawing circles on my foam board, using the final Bo …

This is a crooked mage tower made from a cardboard Whiskey packaging. The build is definitely not my best, but it gave me the opportunity to practice. It all started with the packaging of an Irish …

This is my first house build, from a coffee capsule box. Structure Having a nespresso machine at home, I end up with a lot of those coffee capsule boxes. Being in a crafting frenzy, I’m also …

Some giant stairs that may lead to a forgotten necropolis of some kind. It all started with this box. I was about to throw it away last summer and the way the central part as forming a slope in the …

This is a hut, made from a yogurt. So, a yoghut. I started with an empty yogurt glued to a plastic lid. I traced a rough circular shape with a sharpie around it, and cut it with scissors. This was …

With the excess foam from my previous project, I started crafting some pillars. Once again, they are heavily inspired by Black Magic Craft. I stack them four by four and put a nail in the middle of …