Terrain - show case

I though I would share a few images of the completed set of terrain for the paper and card barn, trees and field.

The set looks pretty good considering how easy it was to make.

Enjoy.

Vitor

Terrain - Card and paper - The Barn

 

I have been an avid watcher of Crooked Staff Terrain on YouTube and finally decided to give his method of making terrain a go.

Here is the link to his blog post - https://www.crookedstaff.co.uk/2020/11/print-paste-terrain-sheds-barns.html

 basically you buy the PDF file, print it off, cut it out, stick the cut outs to your choice of building material (I used cardboard) and then assemble (I used hot glue).

I took my building to the next level by making the roof out of teddy bear fur to add extra detail. I also added in some straw and a hay stack.

These really came out nice, I will be making more for sure, especially like the idea of being able to add details on the pieces to make them more 3d.

 

 

  

 

Vitor

Trees with real sticks and lichen for wargaming

I have been working on making trees using real sticks using the article from the old Warhammer How to Make Terrain book as inspiration.

 

I collected some suitable sticks, glued them to bases, which probably could have been bigger, added some wall filler for additional strength. I followed up by gluing some lichen on as the leaves.

You could just paint the base and you will have some nice cheap wargaming trees. If you want to go the extra mile then glue some flock onto the lichen, I used a spray adhesive, and that’s it.

Let me know what you guys think.

Vitor

Wheatfield using a door mat

 

The next piece of terrain I wanted to tackle from the Warhammer Terrain book is the wheat field from a door mat.

 

This was by far the easiest piece of terrain I have ever made.

Buy a door mat, cut out a suitable piece with a hobby knife. Stick to the base of your choice and add grass, flock etc.

Job done.

Vitor