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Well, I haven't posted in a bit but I'm making progress on the set.

I had some requests to make alternate parts for the pyramid so it can make a Meso-American style stepped pyramid, so I've been working on that. So you'll be able to make both styles of pyramid, in any size you need.

All I have left is to make the temple that sits on top of the pyramid, then I can get them converted to STL files and uploaded to my Gumroad shop.

So it's almost done!

Here are a few pics so you can see the Meso-American style pyramid.

That's some lovely work, but coming from someone who did a scratchbuild pyramid (24" X 24"), that upper pyramid is HUGE! Personally, I've learned the lesson not to put a single piece of terrain on the board than is larger than about 12" square.

I think most gamers will likely use the toppers by themselves. Not a bad thing, because they look great - maybe even as an alternate monolith!

I like it

 Stormonu wrote:
That's some lovely work, but coming from someone who did a scratchbuild pyramid (24" X 24"), that upper pyramid is HUGE! Personally, I've learned the lesson not to put a single piece of terrain on the board than is larger than about 12" square.

I think most gamers will likely use the toppers by themselves. Not a bad thing, because they look great - maybe even as an alternate monolith!

The pyramid is made from modular sections, so you can make it as large or small as you want.

You can also lift off the layers so you can place models inside. I also made some Zone Mortalis compatible wall sections that can fit inside the pyramid.

Nice - Like the interior idea!