Terrain

This is a ruined city house, with its roof destroyed by a fallen meteor. And it all started with this nice looking little wooden house. I had seen it in my local second hand shop a couple of time. I …

This was a proof of concept to test a new material I found: a roll of textured wallpaper and seeing if it would make acceptable dungeon tiles. This all started with this roll of textured wallpaper I …

This is an excavation site for a large shard of Wyrdstone/Emerald. This all started with this Frozen toy found for 1€ in a second hand shop. At a different scale from originally intended, I thought …

I started working on my second set of tiles of Zombicide Green Horde. I’m building the tiles in the order they are needed in the base scenarios, and not in their “alphabetical …

This is the abandoned Tarnopol Clocktower, currently occupied by a band of street urchins. And this was made from a second hand Titeuf boardgame. The original inspiration come from this drawing from …

This is an abandoned temple, made from cake packaging trash. It all started with this packaging. A frozen chocolate cake in its plastic box. The bottom of the plastic box had this engraved squares, …

I made this watchtower, with playable interior, mostly from foam. I do not have pictures before that stage, but this is a pretty good view of the underlying structure. Everything is made with foam, …

I recycled a second-hand Hello Kitty toy into this ruined house, ready for Mordheim. This is the toy as I originally found it. Very pink. The interior is split on two levels. The fact that it’s …

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 …