Cadichan Support wrote:How does this work? I assume you print on card and then fold to shape am I right?
Cardstock. then you cut it out, score it, and white glue it together. ( I tried with paste, and ended up eating half of the can.

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You mix a little water with the white glue and spread it around with a wet paintbrush.
Hmmm...
Where should I start?
First I want to say to the
OP, Kudos for this outright ingenius thread.
Tightening out belts and all that, what is not a better place to put this...
My first place to direct you to is-
http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/index.php?free=1&filters=0_0_0_0
This is a first place to go to for up and comers and some great deals from the areas of cardstock scenery. I direct your attention to the FREE area, and Daves area where he is selling his quality carstock scenery for a great price.
They have map options, cardstock platform battlemats, cardstock and paper craft parts and sections that can be put together for interiors, space ships, buildings, and ruins. All I can say on this is go there and prowl around. set up anaccount and go to work.
My second place to direct you is to an old favorite-
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/fpm/archive
Yes, wizards of the coast. The best part about it? FREE. put it together and wetglue it to some posterboard? and it is very good. I took the tower sections, themselves, and amin the middle of putting them together, pasted to the styrofoam base, and have the wall sections ready to put up and reinforce with balsawood. Excellent scenery for around $3.00.
.75 for the glue. FOUND the piece of styrofoam, and 2.00 or so for the balsawood.
Third place to direct you to is
GW themselves. They have a book out, that you may have missed. "How to make Wargaming terraign" I hate them, but the book is by far one of the best collective interest readings on the subject. They have everything from lists of tools, to technique, to extensivly different types of stuff to build on a budget.
I donated a bunch of cardstock scenery to my local Gamestore, and they almost freaked. The looks it got, and the pleasure it gave just to give them something for all of the times that I have had here was truly worth it.
Finally I direct your attention to a couple of others. ( I've been doing this homework for you, so I may have quite a bit for you...

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1.
http://toposolitario.es/principal/index.html From yesterdays Infinity conversation.
2.
http://web.mac.com/michaelhaggard/ALBIONRISING/Game_Minis.html- Warmahordes, and some
40K stuff.
3.
http://www.dmoz.org/Games/Miniatures/Terrain/Manufacturers/- Open directory of a large list of scenery.
YMMV, but I've had some great luck with them.
4.
http://www.ecardmodels.com/- paper models. Good stuff to work with gaming.
5.
http://onemonk.com/- paper figures and ...things.
6.
http://www.rafm.com/- check out the download section. Pluse, as an added bonus- Cthuhlu miniatures.
7.
http://www.megaminis.com/- check out the free game.
I could keep going, based on one of my FAVORITES rows FULL of companies that have "Free Cardstock Miniatures Games Scenery" as the search phrase.
As a side look, two sites I direct you to-
Miniature Wargaming,
http://www.miniaturewargaming.com/
and
http://www.tabletop-terrain.com/
great sites for the industry inclined.
I have more, but I don't want to be a information pig. I just throw these out here for snacks. If you have specifics for any genre of gaming, feel free to contact me.
As a side note? don't get wrapped around the axle on "Official." That is a word people hide behind to be unimaginative.
We can build everything from game tables to miniatures. It doesn't have to always cost you 500.00 to be a good thing.
Balsa wood and scraps from your shoe box of stuff go long ways if you take your time, use the right tools for the right job, and always cut away from yourself.
I have tanks, Ork vehicles by the metric ass-ton, and table scapes for games as varied as modern to desert, to defense fortifications, to city scapes, to industrial batttleground.
cardstock, balsawood, plastic sprue meat, buttons, etc.etc.etc.
Part of the charm of gaming is the scenery. You don't have to buy 1000.00 sets to keep up with the joneses.
http://gorkamorka.co.uk/
http://www.terragenesis.co.uk/
http://www.ironhands.com/necro.htm
http://www.netterrain.de/main/links.htm