Over the last week or so, a meme started showing up on D&D related Facebook groups: … and I immediately needed to know if this sculpt was available as an STL so I could 3D print one. I didn’t see information on the original sculptor, but I did find that someone had made a close […]
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With my modular city boards finally built (more on that saga here and here), it was time to start coming up with some stuff to put on them. An upcoming scene in my Mighty Protectors campaign will feature a mutated and temporarily paranoid-delusional person angrily lobbing cars around a parking lot, so some parking “tiles”
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A few months back I built some modular castle/wall parts based on a series of videos from a relatively new YouTube channel called RP Archive. Some of the videos showed images of some rubble pieces that fit into the stepped edges of those wall parts. I don’t think the videos ever covered how to build
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So my first go at making city tiles went badly, but I was determined to adjust my methods and try again. I was also, I decided, not going to compromise the size I’d originally intended to make the boards – they were going to fit on my table in a 4×4 configuration without poking anyone!
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In which I waste a lot of money but at least end up with something useful I’ve built up a good collection of fantasy terrain, but it’s of limited use in my MIghty Protectors Campaign that takes place in a modern setting and most often occurs in the streets of local towns and cities. I’ve
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