#modular terrain

[dj-tunic]

Excuse the mess, but I made travel sized modular Terrain. The altoids tin is for safe travel. I'm alot happier with the result than I thought I would be. It's not done, but a great deal of the prototyping is done lol

[rocjaws-curated-collection]

I liked the openforge system enough that when I decided to make some more natural terrain, I carved up the foam board and attached individual squares to the bases so I could attach them with magnets and rearrange the battlefield to be different each time. After that, just followed a basic guide to grassy mini bases.

While the lines between tiles are quite distinct, I've found I rather like that as it's easy to judge distance without having to mark a grid or pull out a tape measure. Keeping tiles from 2x2 to 4x4 inches makes it easy to tell how many squares across it is without losing room for detail within the lines.

[mongrel-miniatures]

Finally finished painting and flocking all 9 of my 1ft x 1ft modular ancient ruins terrain tiles!

The measurements were a little sloppy so they don't line up as perfectly as I would like, but the hill sections all fit together nicely enough and I am stoked to have finally finished this project. I can't wait to use them for a fantasy skirmish game like Frostgrave or Warcry.

[lukeskyotter]

that moment when you've been planning/working on a modular terrain board of Osgiliath for a year or so, but realize that the great bridge needs to be AT LEAST a foot and a half wide at the scale. halp

[papercraftsquare]

New Paper Craft: Modular Terrain for Diorama and RPG Game Free Paper Craft Download

New Papercraft has been published on PaperCraftSquare: Link: http://www.papercraftsquare.com/modular-terrain-for-diorama-and-rpg-game-free-paper-craft-download.html Paper Craft Name: Modular Terrain for Diorama and RPG Game Free Paper Craft Download Description:

This paper craft is a Modular Terrain, designed by Sean Kelly. You can use it for your paper diorama or RPG game. The Modular Terrain series is a set of interlocking 32cm x 32cm panels (2 cm overlap) meant to replicate realistic elevation changes without the need for separate loose sections laying atop a flat surface like a table.

The design accommodates for both depressions and elevations with equal ease, in an inexpensive, light and durable format. There are five sections in this set, which may be arranged in any order. [Via Sean Kelly]

You can download the template here: Modular Terrain for Diorama and RPG Game Free Paper Craft Download

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