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for almost 2 years now, I'm building Terrain for the local gamestore. It started one day when I was helping packing for the tournament. I the cellar lied lots of unpainted terrain and much more which had the potential to become terrain. so I offered them to make new terrain pieces or paint them, if they would pay for the colors and stuff. they agreed and since then, most of the local players are happy not to have to play with the same woods and rocks all the time.

first, a small bunker I build from spare Landraider parts and a chocolate box


a DoW inspirated Ork hangar




10 points for the one who can recognize the part on the left


when the Lustria campaign came up, we already had a few nice jungle pieces, but I always had this idea in the head, and I thought if I 'd built it for Lustira one could say that is's some device used by the acients


the last one's nothin special but we have a snow table coming up, so I decided to build terrain for it

one more time:
the lustira piece

sorry for the large pictures, I thought I sized them down

Quick! Open the stargate!

Great stuff. Couldn't tell which part you were referring to because the pics were so big--did you mean the buggy engine?

here's a Graveyard I built with a box full of Gravestones and stuff.
wasn't exactly what you would call a challange but it looks nice on the table