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A little dark, and maybe I'll use some more plaster on the next one!
A little steep as well. Thoughts? Comments?

Looks great, much better then my first piece of terrain.

For a hill it looks real and very playable, most people have a hard time getting a good mix of both and just have the ugly level hills.

Shaping the foam was WAY harder than I thought it would be. Took way more plaster than I thought as well. Everything else was super easy, I just followed the article here on dakka for "dynamic craggy hills"

i prefer cork plates for rocks myself, it may look "slightly" less rocky as that foam does, but considerably easier and i always have a bunch of it on hand for basing anyway.

Realy nice work on the rocks. Good job.

Awesome! my first piece of terrain was a sorry excuse for a fence in the sand.