
These are the large poly blocks that I made for use with D&D, so I can build more dramatic, large landscape settings.

They are poly shapes cut roughly to give idea of rock structures. Then I covered them in a mix of PVA and sand (PVAcrete)

Various sizes so I could create a variety of views.
The blocks combined with the mats I've painted recently have made it possible to create a whole variety of possiblities.
Bridge over a river of molten lava, anyone?
Yep this bridge over lave is guarded by 2 Stone Giants, nice!
In these pictures I threw in a tile I made years ago for Warhammer Quest, it works OK.
These are the blocks in development, should be painted soon and then into play.
I am thinking of getting a sheet of cheap poly to create hills with in the same sort of way, will have to wait for Coronavirus to sod of though :-)
Thanks for looking in, cheers all and keep yourselves safe :-)
Lots of uses :), love the bridge over lava idea.
ReplyDeleteYeah, the more I played around with them the more uses i could find.
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