Geek Gaming: Custom Boards

These are some shots from about a year and a half  ago that I thought I had lost. Project shots for Geek Gaming created for a third party.

These were taken prior to the resin pour that finished the work.

Work in progress shots.

Wayne and Luke using washes to create the rock textures.

Wayne having spent time completing the the rock formations, looks on proudly, a smashing piece of work.

The basic construction work which is where I was more involved on this project.

Geek Gaming modelling compound over poly shapes.

 

Stargrave: More Terrain

Another look at some of the terrain I intend using for Stargrave in the next month. Made a while ago but still up to the job I think. Originally made for Five Parsecs from Home which also has a book coming out soon, and which I have ordered.The PDF looks very nice, can't wait for the book.

All made from junk, cardboard, hardboard and foamcard as well as cereal card

Really looking forward to playing both Stargrave and Five Parsecs from Home, quite different games.

 

Backdrops for D&D

You may have seen in previous posts I have altered from a top down view when player D&D online to a more 3D, stage set type view. As such I have been painting/modelling some backdrops that I can use.

Here are the two latest I have made, one for forest adventures and another for city/town type urban games.

With other terrain in front they do a pretty good job of creating a backdrop with 3D elements to bring them to life.

Again I would like to mention DMG as without his inspiration I would not have thought of this.

This one below will do for now but I need to do some work on the roof lines and especially the far left side as I just didn't do a very good job on the perspective.

With houses in front it works well enough.

However I have been experimenting with printing pictures I have taken which I can blow up and print over several pages, these may well give a far easier way to achieve the same result. Another post when I have some success with that.