My collection of all self crafted terrain for Tabletop RPGs
3 years ago by RQG to c/tabletopminis
Do we even do terrain here? Well I put some minis on it so I am pretty sure this still counts. ;) I finally finished a large chunk of the terrain I had begun a few months ago so I put it on the table to see some possible layouts.
All terrain is crafted from scratch from XPS foam, sand, toothpicks, some bits, tufts and moss. Heavily inspired by Black Magic Craft on YouTube (namely modular ruins, dungeon tiles, pillars, dungeon stackers). The acid pools and spike traps I came up with myself.
This looks amazing! Very well done! A friend gifted me a bunch of tiles and walls that look similar I'm wondering if he saw the same videos!
The spike trap looks especially gruesome!
Did you also paint the miniatures as well?
That is all absolutely fantastic! I'm jealous. How do you even make stuff like that??
Check out Black Magic Craft on YouTube. https://youtu.be/s9DBLT2d--0
I'll check them out. Thanks for the link
Nice stuff! Ever checked out Hirst Arts molds? Seems like something that would go well with your interests.
Oooh, very nice. Any recommendations for cutting XPS foam without taking up too much space? I'd love to make some bricks like this but don't necessarily want a full-sized hot wire table (or to pay 20x as much for the same amount of foam pre-cut on etsy, etc).
Cutting bricks for ruins can be done pretty decently with a sharp kitchen knife or an olfa knife for example. You could also get a handheld hotwire cutter and fix it in a vice or with clamps and use a straight piece of wood for a guide. Kind of like a makeshift hotwire table. I did both things in the past and they work well enough for small to medium sized projects.
Truth is nothing beats a hotwire table for efficiency when cutting looooots of bricks. So if you want to craft a lot of brickwork you'd be very happy to have a table still.
I've always been a little leery of xps foam. Looking at your stone ruins makes me want to give it a go.
This is great work. I like the effort of carving a lot of individual blocks and then stacking them. I assume a hot wire cutter was used?
I dig the gelatinous cube, that's awesome
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Yes we do terrain! š¤
That gelatinous cube looks amazing too.
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