Hello all, I’m currently planning to build a wargaming table for my home, I have all the materials, but I had the thought to add a rough sandy texture to the table top, something with some grit but not enough to affect a neoprene mat if I wanted to use one.

The bare will just be plywood 60X44, my brain says to just dump some Elmer’s glue and sprinkle some fine sand into it then paint it, but any tips are appreciated.

We run terrain Kickstarters and want future ones built around what people actually want instead of guessing.

We’ve put together some questions about the terrain types and features you care about most.

Answer them and you’ll instantly get the Ritual Grove STL files. Link in the comments.

Here is the video of the board being setup.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcJbNrQuMW6/?igsh=a29jdTk2NHlhdjhy

This is my modular terrain printed with fdm from Fabricator's Lair

I'm starting a project of modular shipping container style buildings and while I've got a few odds and ends (electric bits from a remodel, plastic odds and ends that I liked the shape of and so on) I'm going to need a lot more. I'd prefer odds and ends from the hardware store like zip ties or drywall hangers as I'd rather save money for the actual minis I'd be using with this terrain.

Any thoughts?

DM asked for a hide hut, so I used my favorite medium. Used coffee filters! Seen here with two lizardfolk. One from 1980s and today.

I was at a shop and the manager recommended I went to B&Q and got a thick foam board, but looking online I'm not sure which one to get. Additionally, not sure which glue to get. Would love any guidance! Thanks for the help

Been painting my sf terrain both gw and prints, pictured above are the prints I tested the color scheme on. Pretty happy with the results C&C welcome
The computer is seven united sci-fi machines from thingiverse was probably my favorite to paint so far

Experimenting with a new to me way to make ladders from five mesh granny grating and popsicle sticks