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Hello folks

I have posted on Dakkadakka, a few times over the past years.

I run a small business manufacturing Wargames Terrain (Task Force Terrain), I make all forms of scenery but I focus mainly upon WW2 for I have a passionate interest in the Second World War.

I would like to share some of my creations for they may be of interest to some. I would also be grateful for any opinions upon my terrain.

I used to be an avid wargamer, but I simply do not have the time anymore and so I fell into model making, collecting and photography. I still often have to rein myself in when I see all the amazing models available today!

Here are some links if anyone is interested:

Website: http://taskforceterrain.wix.com/wargamesterrain

eBay: http://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/taskforceterrain?_trksid=p2047675.l2559

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Task-Force-Terrain/402087153139406?sk=timeline

Anyway, moving on to the pictures!

Some 28mm WW2 Buildings/Scenery







I would be grateful for any tips, ideas or comments

Happy gaming

-Chris

Pictures arent showing Im afraid :(

Hmm That doesn't look quite right, where are the pictures :S I shall have to work at this, hang tight

That looks dope, yo any 1/72 stuff? And was I really visitor 666???

Thanks, I have a range of 1/72nd coming up. I love the 20mm stuff more than 28mm personally.

Very nice,have you done any 15mm stuff ?

Thanks for the comment, I have not done any 15mm, mainly because it is so well covered by other people.

Here is a small 40K cities of death style ruin.







Thanks for looking,

-Chris

Here are some more civilian style 40K buildings.




















These are up for grabs on eBay if anyone is interested in owning some:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/taskforceterrain?_trksid=p2047675.l2559

Some 40K Ork scenery, I love doing Ork stuff, you can get so creative and crazy.



This was a commissioned piece I did for one of our customers.





I tried to add loads of details and bits and piece's.



Tins of paint, cardboard boxes, sticks of dynamite, litter, bodies, tools, I must say I do enjoy making a piece so much more than just a bit of terrain.



As ever, thanks for viewing, any comments or advice or tips would be most appreciated.

Hello folks,

Here is something a little different, a 40K Strip club with removable roof

Some of our 28mm WW2 buildings, I have put some of our 28mm WW2 ruins among them to create a bit of a scene.









Thanks for viewing/reading

-Chris

Here is a large gothic, city of death fortress/ruin







Thanks for viewing.

A 40K Ork garage we made, with a removable scaffold





Thanks for viewing

Looks great! Like a modernized version of the old Ork buildings from the 2nd Edition source books. Can't wait for more :-)

Lovely stuff.

Thank you both for the replies, I appreciate it.

I have been busy this week working on a commissioned piece for a customer, He wanted some additional 2ft x 1ft tiles to go with his existing set-up I did for him.

He left the design down to me and here is what I came up with.













Thanks for viewing

-Chris

Great stuff Chris.
Thanks for sharing.

Thanks, I appreciate the comment

That same customer requested 3 more boards to go with his other 3, he left the design up to me, this is what I came up with.






























Thanks for Reading

-Chris

I love the dark evocative feel of 40K, here is a table laden with our own take upon the gothic and ornate buildings of the far future.



Thank you very much for viewing,

-Chris

That's an awesome looking table.

Huge fan! Just saw this from your other Bocage thread

Keep producing!

Thanks, I appreciate your comment!

I am in the process of moving home so production is at a stand still at the moment, but I have got a few more things I could share.