We love seeing everyone's interpretations and where they take our kits. Having awarded Chris (aka. Terrain Bandit) as a #SPMasterMaker (read about the award you can get here) for his previous work on some of our Old West buildings, we sent him a set of the latest City Block to see what he came up with... Chris: Here’s a couple of buildings I did in collaboration with Sarissa Precision timed for the release of their new City Block range. I wanted to capture a dystopian feel, themed along the lines of The Last Of Us and found some really cool inspirational images to guide me....
Enter the Ruined City with your Wizard and their followers... beware of the ever-changing terrain, sheer drops, bridges to nowhere and enemies lurking behind almost every ruined wall! We love a good adventure into the unknown! We're gearing up for our own D&D adventure soon but in the meantime, we're reliving our Mordheim excursions by delving into Frostgrave with our own George Asling building a rather nice selection of Ruined City terrain to explore! George utilised a combination of extras for added detail, including card roof tiles to make a Butter Cross into a more appropriate derelict centrepiece... Whilst...
We’ve got a special new logo that we know you’ll want to add to your awesome work so here’s how! Over the years we’ve seen some spectacular results of your time and our terrain. Going forward, we want to properly say thank you for sharing and reward those that stand out from the crowd be it by how they’ve incorporated our terrain into a diorama, set out a visually stunning game table or dramatic detail in a single piece(s) The Master Maker SP approved logo is going to be our way of saying thank you and recognising...
We're always on the look out for inspiration and Adam Dews (@F4freddieterrafirma) is one customer who has it in spades! Adam recently sent in this masterful adaptation of our classic Chateau. Adam: So, recently Sarissa updated their World War Europe range with grey-board roof tiles to give us a much better realistic roof effect. When I had the idea for this build I had already built the new version in another project. This kit was the pre-grey board roof and tiles which I figured was a good excuse to add my own detail. Building the Château Following the included...