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Hello

Here is some finished terrain we done for our gaming club and some commisions . Enjoy







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Absolutely love the desert shack type buildings. They are awesome.

I love the fantasy scenery, is any of it premade? If so any links would be nice

Pretty awesome terrain!

Awesome stuff. Great job.

Excellent work. Such a variety of terrain types! I really like the abode-type desert buildings. They have a nice, appropriate amount of wear and tear without being total ruins. I'd love to hear how you made them.

And the posters on your ruined city buildings looks so cool! Reminds of Fallout. Did you just print them out on regular paper or what?

Thanks for the inspiration! This is some great stuff.

Great terrain all around.

I especially like the city ruin (although, I imagine that going in for a 'model's eye view' could prove hazardous.)

That wrecked Titan is also an exceptionally cool idea.

Thanks for sharing.

 Bottle wrote:
I love the fantasy scenery, is any of it premade? If so any links would be nice

Some of the last few pics look like Hirsts Arts stuff to me. There are third parties that will sell you the assembled kits, or just the blocks to build them yourselves.

very nice stuff. I always say that you can have half painted models on a well made table and it'll look far better than perfect models on pizza boxes and styrofoam.


Tau propaganda fliers on the ruins. Cool!
Love the hidden downed lander and especially like the

Thanks for the comments

The Riddle of Steel: The posters i printed on normal paper with color laser printer. For the desert terran ill make a tutorial but i dont know when since im in England working on a power station .When i come back home ill make it . OK?
Bottle : The fantasy scenery is made by Hirst Arts Molds . We make them and sell them painted or not . Shiping is the only problem.

Since our club is in financial problems most of the terrain that you see here will be sold. If anybody is interested PM an offer

Nice stuff!

Some beauts in there particularly like the tau stuff

Fun stuff! Good club.

Great stuff. Give me home made terrain any day. The tau stuff is especially good and I think the Necron stuff is the most striking en mass.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh-mazing

I like it, atmospheric terrain)

Excellent work! I hope our club terrain workshops yields similar results!

lots of lovely varied terrain!!!..the necrons in stasis..lovely!
how did you do the Tau buildingsplease

nice variation of buildings! the Tau beeing my favourit. nice execution and nice painting. gg!

This stuff is brilliant! Really well built and painted, I love it!

What did you use for all the corrugated steel? Is it corrugated cardboard or plasticard? Does the cardboard hold up well enough without warping or fraying?

Thanks for the comments

The Riddle of Steel : I used corrugated cardboard from an art shop and dont have problems with warping or fraying
licclerich : The tau buildings are combination of stirofoam and plastic pottery

This is prob a stupid question, but what do you use for the base of your terrain? I've been using cardboard from 40k boxes, and treating it with glue to give it some strength, but it deforms too much in the process.

Would like to see what you use.

Some pieces are very nice! How was the fleshy parts on the tyranid thingies made?