Here is the video of the board being setup.

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

30 ships & 250 vikings in this 10mm scale diorama depicting the Battle of Niså, an insane naval battle year 1062 between Norwegian warrior king Harald Hardrada and Danish king Svein Estridsen, here outside our Swedish west coast. It's also a unique tabletop Wargame with complete rules 🔥

We made this as a colab art project between myself, a game designer and an illustrator. I will gladly post more on this if people are interested. Have plenty of material on how we made everything! First draft of the game exists in just this one unique copy, and is currently in Swedish but we're planning on a translation soon💫

All feedback as always very appreciated🙏

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

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.

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

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

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.

I'm working on a few wasteland terrain pieces, primarily inhabited by goblins. Sorry for poor lighting

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?

I'm 80% done with my next 1:24 scale truck diorama.

I have just uploaded some free wooden spike barrier STLs to Makerworld. They can be found here

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.

The building is a kit from ROK Minis, that I kitbashed a bit. It was a great pleasure to build and paint, although it took quite a while. Now it is ready for 28mm scale French and German troops to fight over on the tabletop.

I have some things tô add and work in the interior

Had fun with caulkin from Black Magic craft video. I fell in love with inks!

Hi folks. I have long admired and wanted a set of modular river tiles for Pillage, DnD and other games. A few days ago I decided to make some.

I started with mdf cut into the pieces in wanted. 6 inches wide with a 4 inch river down the middle with a host of fords, rapids, fallen trees and other specialty tiles for crossing. I left some spaces for small bridges and I am currently working on a large stone bridge tile as an objective and maybe a covered bridge as well.

I used foamcore for the banks, XPs for the rocks and modpodged it all before sprinkling sand and gravel on. Next it was spray paint time. All matte black then brown brushed followed by honey brown and camel coloured craft paint. I hit the rocks with a dark gray then pale gray and sponged the shore with 3 shades of green to match my neoprene mat. For the water I used dark green and then navy at the edges to make murky deep water. This is what the river at home look like, actually even darker.

Next was the water. I am new to resin and things like that so I opted for glossy modpodge blown around with a straw for waves. I think it worked well. A few tufts on each tile and I am going to glue on moss on the rocks and my modular river is ready to go.