Terrain

I’m going to document a set of doors I made. I had started making foam tiles like you can see in this first image, but they’re a bit thick. To be able to indicate that there’s a …

I don’t really have photos of the build process for these debris pieces. I made a batch of 2x2 tiles like you see, following the Wyloch technique (at least in terms of shape with small walls, …

Quick share about some furniture pieces in my collection that are actually from Disney toys. The two beds are Elsa and Anna’s beds from a Frozen castle toy set. I think the chest, wardrobe and …

I wanted to document the stuff I find at flea markets. All of these are things I found and have either reused or plan to reuse in projects. There are Skylanders figurines with interesting shapes, …

I’ve already posted articles on this blog about how I made different types of furnaces, like a large rectangular one and some other somewhat strange devices. I’ve made a few others too, …

I already documented the entire build process for this bell tower a long time ago. This is really just a small post while I’m going through all the photos I took to make sure I’m properly …

I think I already posted an article on this blog explaining how I made this house. It’s one of the very first projects I did. That post has quite a few beauty shot photos of the house itself. …

In my asylum scenario, at one point the players find a closed door. They’re told not to go to the other side because there’s this weird sludge on the door itself. There’s even an …

I made this element for my asylum scenario and reused it later in a distillery scenario. The idea was to create a very large barrel or tank with liquid inside. At its core, it’s really just a …

Another scatter terrain for the asylum scenario. Players start in an old laundry room where staff used to wash everyone’s clothes. I needed to create some piles of laundry for the scene, so …

This is one of the builds I’m most proud of! It has all the characteristics of what I love about terrain creation: The build is very simple to make Doesn’t require much cutting It’s …

Yeah, it’s a repurposed Kinder figurine! I glued it on a wooden square with a plastic square on top to make a pedestal. Added some quick texture and then painted it. I tried to do a marble …