Throwing down the gauntlet! - WiP 4

hi guys

No YouTube video for you today, to the relief of some I'm sure! I just wanted to show the progress I've made with this project so far.

As you know I've been beavering away making the basic tiles, sewer tiles and walls. What I wanted was to get the bare bones of the dungeon/sewer completed before starting on the more bespoke, interesting pieces like bridges, traps and other interactive terrain. 

So what have I got so far well..... 

i've done a few walls!

As for the sewers themselves, a blogging buddy - Jez suggested that they could benefit from sewer 'gators, a suggestion I was more than happy to take on board and here they are from Wargames Foundry. 

pre-pour

I received two in my order so I decided one should be under the waterline and the other above. So before I did the final resin pour I added a 'gator and poured the resin over until just the very back of the creature protruded out of the water! The other I left out so it could be placed where needed.

Next up was some bits I got from Salute! First of all are some hard resin, pre-painted pieces I got from a trader - DMB Games.  They are part of a set of scatter terrain they've made for their dungeon tiles.  I went for the packs with the fire pits in them.  You can take the fire out, leaving just a log pile or not.  I just needed to paint the flames on, they come in a pack with barrels, chests and other pieces and just look fab.

with the fire seperate

I'm also currently working on a load of monsters and heroes as well as a few other terrain pieces but that's all i've got for you today.  Last pics are of a sample layout of the sewer system.

hope you enjoy
dGG
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Throwing down the gauntlet! - WiP 2

Hi all

I hope you've enjoyed/are enjoying the bank holiday weekend. In my last post on this project I posted a video on how i started to build my modular sewer/dungeon tiles for the 7TV2e game I'm planning, I'm also planning on using them in a summer D&D campaign that my daughter will be hosting (she doesn't know this yet.....bwahahaha).

Anyway, I've completed another video on how I've put the walls together and how they fit with the tiles.  Props to Luke Fellows (Luke's APS) and Steven Fletcher (Steve's Small World) for a couple of the techniques which I have blatantly (stolen) borrowed.

Here is the link to the video

https://youtu.be/cZgCRyhfzVY

Thursday post will be the next update from Chris's excellent Nordland project, which is shaping up beautifully and then we're at Salute! I hope to meet some of you there.

hope you enjoy

dGG