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This is a terrain set I made to try some new techniques that I can mass produce for commissions. I had also promised the store owner that hosts our monthly RTT's a terrain set, so I donated it to the shop for tournament use. PM me if you're interested in commissioning individual pieces, a full set, or multiple sets. I can make the pieces quickly and in large quantities so I'm also open to large orders.

This set consists of 13 pieces of terrain which is enough for an average terrain density as well as 25% table coverage.



Four pieces are rocks which can serve as impassible pieces as well as block line of sight.



Two of the rocks are smaller, but still large enough to conceal a 28mm scale infantry model. Two rocks are large enough to conceal a transport from the some angles.



Two of the pieces are water features which can also serve as area terrain.



The muddy water is a stable surface for models.



Two of the pieces are hills with crystal formations.



They can serve as a 4+ cover alternative to ruins and contribute to the "alien jungle" feel.



Five pieces are jungle area terrain with removable flora clusters. The flora clusters are weighted for stability and provide a variety of profiles which can even provide cover to large models and vehicles.



If you look closely, all of the area pieces are painted with several colors and patterns to provide the illusion of texture while maintaining a flat surface for practical gameplay.

Here are some shots of it in use at the last tournament on a GW mat.

That looks pretty nice, especially love the muddy water.

the water looks great, i agree, and these pieces dont look overdone. nice work. *applause*

Wait a sec... I recognize those Dark Eldar!
Synaps3 izzat you?!

Yup, those are my DE. Synaps3 as a blog has changed but I can still be found there.

Awesome looking terrain man!
Quick question; The stand-alone rocks, were they made with an expanding foam? The sort that comes in aerosols?
Also, how did you paint the foam without spray? Or did you cover it in PVA/White Glue first?

The spray foam pieces are primed with krylon spray. The cut pieces of foam insulation are covered in gesso before painting.

o.O I really like the crystals. The craters are pretty cool too. good work!!

wow, I love this, It's got a cartoon/video game feel to it. even your models 'belong' on that board!

Love the craters!

The base is really cool, and the muddy watering holes are fantastic