Made from that mainstay, foam board. Knocked up and painted in an afternoon.Next up is a more Greco-Roman ruin, also suitable for fantasy games and the like. The columns are plastic wedding cake decorations, crudely sawn into chunks, then filled with filler.
The sharp eyed may recognise a bit of GW plastic in there too.Lastly, assembled in spare time on a otherwise busy weekend, a foam board Tudor house, with card tiling and exposed beams. Not much to look at in the raw:
But it painted up well.
Based sturdily to suit club use, it's scaled to be suitable for 20mm to 28mm gaming.
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Your ruins look fantastic. Just have to get my lazy arse in gear and produce some myself.
ReplyDeleteThe ruins are ludicrously easy, just some foam board, mdf, a craft knife, glue, sand, scatter and a selection of DIY tester pot paints is all it takes.
ReplyDeleteI sense another tutorial...