I realized I needed more torches and braziers to act as dressing in my adventures. One scenario specifically that I intend to run by my players requires them to be wary of light sources, so I needed …

Dungeon Tiles are great, but they are not enough to convey the mood of each room adventurers explore, especially in large dungeons. Scatter pieces, or dressing, are what really “sells” …

I sometimes need to mark some areas of a room as collapsed. Even for no specific reason, adding collapsed markers help create some difficult terrain and some challenge in encounters. For the scenario …

Next up would be the road tiles. For those, I went with a stone pattern that still let see the 3x3 matrix inside. I thought that even outside of Zombicide, I could use those tiles in other tabletop …

After my stone and earth tiles, I also needed to work on the wooden tiles. As you can see in the picture, I made some simple and some double tiles, to represent the two sizes of rooms available in …

I have started a large project of recreating 3D versions of the Zombicide: Green Horde board. I did a first version with MDF boards for each large tile, but this time I went with something more …

This is a terrain piece I wanted to have for a long time. So many stories start with the players going down into an abandoned mine, and I wanted to have something to represent that. Even if we never …

This is one of those builds I didn’t really know where I was going with it, but just kept building, and learn along the way. Pillars I was watching an episode of Critical Role, and there was a …

I used some of my new acquired Speed Paints to paint a bunch of World of Warcraft miniature I had. The miniature are coming from the board game, that I bought second hand, and never played. I only …

I put many of my terrain pieces on the shelves at the back of my crafting room/office. There will be no step-by-step pictures of me building anything in that post, just pictures of the pieces …

Deep under the city, there is the legendary Vault of the Strongfist, where this whole Dwarven family stored their riches. What traps are hidden on the way, and how is your rogue going to unlock this …

This might be a goblin hut, or the a forest gnome laboratory, or even the visible part of an underground complex. But, more specifically, it’s mostly old coloring pens, a coaster and a plastic …