Harry does dungeon tiles.

[Anderas]

These are really great! Reminds me of a project i've once seen...by Goatmoerser here... he was even gluing all the little bones to the tiles. I like those projects a lot!

[Harry]

Great work Harry. Love that sewer piece.
That Witch Lord room of yours is one i will come back to copy for my 3d hirst arts board, if you dont mind.

Help your self ... I stole all the inspiration from other folks work so you crack on.

These are really great! Reminds me of a project i've once seen...by Goatmoerser here... he was even gluing all the little bones to the tiles. I like those projects a lot!

... Iove his tiles. One of th best out there.

I have not got to the bones yet ... that's still part of the plan.

[Harry]

Set up some of the stuff I have painted for a couple of photos ...

[Harry]

Soooo ...where next?

Next I had a crack at the fighting pit. I have seen various clever ways capturing the fore shortening and keeping the tile to a shallow depth .... in the end I just decided to build it with some real depth .....

[Harry]

So where next?

Well I have been thinking a lot about the entrance to the dungeon and considering building a cave mouth with a a cave on the inside and an outside/wilderness area so the adventure could begin ouside the dungeon ....

But then I thought of these .... (Currently the backdrop to my Frostgarave scenery)





I had already had the idea of passing from the outside to the 'undercity' by passing through these pieces with my split table set up for frostgrave ....

"I imagine a set up where the players can literally choose to enter the mountain and then reappear on the other side of the table having passed through one of the entrances modelled on to this piece. I will need to do a bit of work to the back of the mountain to show the interior and make all the doors and caves lead somewhere on the other side .... But that is the plan."





I spent some time trying to work out of I could use these pieces as they were ... but in the end I decided there was nothing for it but to bite the bullet and rip them off their existing bases and stick them onto a strpfoam base. The reason for doing this is to put the grid on the board .... then I can do the same trick with the sand .... paint it white again but have the grid showing through so I can use it for Quest as well as Frostgrave. Added a bit more space so there is plenty of room for a ruck ouside. I can still use my Frostgrave scenery bits to change the outside space .... more on that later.



I went for these rather than just build a simple cave mouth because I liked the idea of multiple entrances .... The adventurers can choose how to enter this 'dungeon'. Through the obvious cave mouth? Or will they use their rope and climb to the inviting ledge above ....



....  or will they find the secret way behind the frozen falls .... or perhapes the enigmatic door. I have built into it.
There are six different ways to pass through these cliffs and into the dungeon.

[Harry]

What about the inside?

Well obviously I had to actually cut all the holes through the piece and model the steps. Kill me now.



... and then I made this .....

[Gold Bearer]

I went for these rather than just build a simple cave mouth because I liked the idea of multiple entrances ....
....  or will they find the secret way behind the frozen falls .... or perhapes the enigmatic door. I have built into it.
There are six different ways to pass through these cliffs and into the dungeon.

Awesome!

[Harry]

So what next?

Stairs .... I was going to need stairs to get to the upper doors ....
So first I copied the Warhammer Quest tile .... and then I made some more to match but in different heights.







BOOM!

[Harry]

Next up .... doors.

So you know those were not just random door shapes ...right?
That's right .... they were made to fit these old Scotia Grendel doors I have from before the time of Atlantis ...





Interchangeable and of course these doors do not need to fill a hole ... I can have a door anywhere ... just sit it on the surface.

[clmckay]

There's nothing to say but "Oh my god! Beautiful!"