#mdf terrain

[raiden914]

Another recent addition of mine is the Gangs of Rome: Blood on The Aventine Starter Set. This comes with 2 gangs, 1 annoyed pleb & a MDF Temple that's under construction. The Temple is a great showcase of what MDF terrain can achieve. The figures I must admit are not going to win any awards but chunky detail make painting a doddle. Currently putting more of Ancient Rome together in MDF so expect more posts on this.

[nirtonic]

Brutal Cities MDF Terrain - A Review — The Dice Abide

Today I finally sit down and write up my experiences with the Brutal Cities MDF terrain!

starting to look for MDF terrain for TTwargaming, and this is looking pretty promising!

[products-for-wargamers]

New Half-Timbered MDF buildings coming soon to Kickstarter from Products For Wargamers. 

[tinfoilscribbles]

Amberseeds, anyone?

[greyedoutdicebags]

Put up a blog post talking about some terrain stuff for Warhammer 30,000. Find that here: https://the73rdharrowing.wordpress.com/2018/05/22/terrain-talk-oxidus-prime/

[chargedog]

Initial Impressions: Sarissa Precision North Africa / Colonial

Initial Impressions: Sarissa Precision North Africa / Colonial

When most people look for terrain to fill their MENA board, the first thought goes to the classic adobes. Although these mud brick buildings (and their variations) are found throughout the region, there are all sorts of other buildings suitable for the tabletop. For a while, Sarissa Precision have had a range of colonial buildings designed for North Africa in WW2 available in 20mm scale. A year…

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[chargedog]

Impressions: 4Ground Pylon

Not the article I had planned, but here is a big one. Taking a look at 4Ground's Pylon

Sometimes, you buy some practical MDF buildings that are used every game. Things like adobes or french farmhouses or other staples whose presence is almost mandated on every game board. However, once in a while you spot something while surfing the web that cries out as something a little special. True, it may not get used quite as much as the old stand bys. But when it does come out, it’s going…

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[chargedog]

Impressions: Supreme Littleness Designs - Tower Block

Exclusive to ChargeBlog - the first indepth impressions of Supreme Littleness Design's new range!

One of the joys of ultramoderns is that almost anything can be used as the back drop. Thanks to the vast variety of terrain in the world, anything from medieval Arab buildings to pulp era Brownstones, the possibilities are endless. One thing that I haven’t seen is modern buildings under construction. The combination of steel and concrete is found everywhere, and is a frequent tool of choice for…

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