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So, I feel like a little bit of a jeb searching in this way.

I've just finished off two boards a very nice burnt earth style board (lots of black and grey) and a static grass/mud board.

We're doing some batrep stuff for a webTV channel and thought it'd be a lot easier (as it may be time consuming) to do it at my place instead of the local club and we basically need terrain!

The website I regularly use only really stocks quite expensive terrain but we want quite a lot of options for the two style of boards, we have a lot of GW 40k terrain painted to suit the burnt earth board, but some other options would be great.

If anyone can recommend me any (UK based) terrain stores that do some stuff that can work well on those kindsa boards I'd be very appreciative.

Thanks guys (if this is in the wrong place, please do move)

Find some Pegasus Hobbies terrain. It is well priced, well made, and looks great.

 SoloFalcon1138 wrote:
Find some Pegasus Hobbies terrain. It is well priced, well made, and looks great.

Second Pegasus. Not the lest expensive, but reasonably priced, a good value for dollar, sturdy, and easily assembled.

I have also heard good things about GF9 pre-painted terrain.

The Gothic terrain from Pegasus works very well for 40K terrain. It is modular, but dry fits nicely so you can test some configurations. Pegasus has a variety of Gothic terrain kits, including ruined buildings.

There were pics of a very nice set of pieces posted by Brent over at Strictly Average a while ago using Pegasus Gothic sets.

Tablescape.co.uk is good value and pre painted. It's foam molded but tough as hell!

I'm at Wayland at the moment picking up some Spartan games and Bandua stuff. All very nice too. Wayland have a large selection of terrain, so worth a mooch.

I'll second (third?) Pegasus hobbies kits as well. Not just the platform we but the gothic kits too.

Only reasonable marines sell reasonably priced terrain.

you would be looking for the hardware store

Hi Tiger, what sort of 'theme' are you after? Me and my partner run a small wargame supplies company so have access to a lot of manufacturers. I might be able to find you something you like and if you want to buy a lot give you a nice discount too ;P I have also made a few bits of my own terrain for at home so may be ale to suggest some blue peter stylie terrain you can make yourself too!

Amera are probably the cheapest per piece - really simple vac-formed stuff.

http://www.amera.co.uk/product.php?range=z

Wow. Those are fantastic pieces from Amera. I'm going to locate this stuff in the U.S. Online, it came up with a 'contact us for shipping'.

There are some laser cut terrain options in the UK.

http://www.sarissa-precision.co.uk/
http://www.warmill.co.uk/

Ainsty has some fun models

http://ainstycastings.co.uk/

While not UK based (German) Thomarillion has some nice buildings

http://www.thomarillion.de/index.php?seite=katalog&unterseite=bau&sprache=gb_

I second Amera, I have quite a lot of their stuff. The trenches are ace

Bullockist wrote:
you would be looking for the hardware store

This.

Also your garden (for rocks) or garden centres and poundland is a treasure trove for converting stuff into terrain.

 Grimtuff wrote:

Bullockist wrote:
you would be looking for the hardware store

This.

Also your garden (for rocks) or garden centres and poundland is a treasure trove for converting stuff into terrain.

Rock piles are the best terrain and terribly easy to do. I have a habit of picking up interesting rocks with flat(ish) surfaces to use later for rock piles. Quick, simple, durable, works for almost any scale, and can even be used to weight town terrain pieces that have a tendency to move around.

Thanks for kind comments, do have a look at our fb page for inspiration too
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Amera-Plastic-Mouldings/339773496075836

In terms of shipping we give individual overseas quotes, so we can minimize the cost, by clever packing of the products depending on what is ordered...as can be size restrictions, always happy to give a quick reply. We also have stockists in the US and lots of other places

Jane from Amera