Back around Warhammer 40.000 days, there was a chapel ruin that Games Workshop kept putting in their product shots. M Neil over at Miniscape, decided to revive this legendary terrain piece and craft his own. Inspired by his video, I decided to do the same! I specifically had the Sisters of Battle army and the […]
Moving to a new city in Denmark, i am stuck with a lot of styrofoam plates from new furniture and I decided to make a few hills for Warhammer, Morheim, Dungeons & Dragons or whatever other game needs hills. … I may have overdone it a bit, but I certainly have enough hills now! The […]
It is a big difference making terrain for D&D and for Warhammer. For D&D details and scatter is the most important while for Warhammer it is size and cover that matters. Back in the 90s often terrain for Warhammer became big hills you could stack for both cover and for elevation. I found this cardboard […]
This will actually be my first Mordheim post. I never got around to play the game back in the days. But i always wanted to play it. Now that I’ve gotten my hands on a rulebook, it is time to get some crafting going starting with a terrain board. While I love the rich Mordheim […]
First mini of the year is not a mini, but an Ork Fortress for my Rogue Trader /2nd ed battles. After the photos there are WIP photos. However, I want to start with the cardboard shape that I started out with. It is one of those that comes when you buy equipment, furniture etc. and […]
A while back, while my wife was away, I decided to create an introductory oneshot for complete D&D newbies. And to tap into one of the most tried and tested D&D tropes, I made the whole adventure inside a tavern called “The Hag’s Head & Artichoke” playing on “The Nag’s Head” and “The Queen’s Head […]
Following the making of my new stone tiles board, I have now made one with wooden floors. i am using a tried and tested model of glueing stir sticks as planks, followed by a dark brown wash with a light drybrush of light tan after wards. The stone edges was because I couldn’t get it […]
In the spring, we moved from Copenhagen with no fixed destination. So I gave away most of my D&D terrain to a couple of local D&D clubs. Now that we have found a place to settle (Odense, third largest city in Denmark) and now that we are soon starting our new D&D campaign, i have […]
This project came about of a desire to create scale and range for games run online. As we play online, most of our combat encounters end up being very close range to make sure everything is visible on screen. But I wanted to add some range, so instead of using the classic 5 foot squares, […]
I’ve had these Shard Striders laying around for a while now. They were intended for a D&D oneshot I have yet to get a chance to run. However, I had this idea of a Mirror Room encounter for D&D and decided to use these two as Mirror Golems. To give them the chrome mirror effect, […]
When I made my Gaming board set 13, it was meant for the violent wasteland of the 4th layer of hell: Phelegethos. But as I have learned more about Phlegethos, and especially the capital Abriymoch, I’ve realised I have a need for terrain that feels more … constructed, more like an actual city, but in […]
My wife spotted these little crystals at a museum in Malmö as potential terrain material. They were pretty neat so I bought a handful and made these little crystal scatter pieces. I always find it super fun to make terrain that I don’t already have a specific purpose for and in this case I made […]