Bravery comes in all sizes – Elliwyn Heatherlark
Do not underestimate a Gnome due to her short stature. Her blade is as sharp as her wits. A Nure-onna had to learn this the hard way.
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Fiery Balls – Chaos Toad Sorcerer
Do you have a problem with fiery balls? No worries, there is a natural remedy. With this one little trick your balls will glow like no other! Chaos gods love him!
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The Menhirs of Gelosul – a tutorial on standing stones
Do you need an objective marker? Simple LOS blocking terrain? Atmospheric scatter? Excellent, I show you how to fashion some standing stones.
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Shaped by time – Wind-swept rocks for your gaming table
Part three of the arid terrain series shows you how to build simple rock outcroppings from scratch. So take a pick and chisel and come along, but mind your step.
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Sand in your shoes – A tutorial on arid rough terrain
In this second installement of the arid terrain series we build an area that features fine, wavy sand, where with each step your troops or characters sink deeper, adding to the exhaustion of sun and thirst.
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Mirage – Making a dry desert lake or Oasis
The desert is not only home to thousands of plant and animal species, it also has a simple beauty to it. How can we capture this with terrain pieces? In this first post of a series on arid terrain I show you how to make a dry desert lake.
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Enthroned in darkness – How to make a ruined shrine and flagstone bases
Need some evocative scatter terrain? How about a ruined shrine? Learn about statues, candles and tiny bowls! But beware, the shrine is guarded.
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Unrested souls – How to make a graveyard themed diorama base
Do you like to wander graveyards in moonlit nights wearing fabulous headwear? Then this scenic basing tutorial is just the thing!
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Over hill and lofty mountain – how to make magnetised wargaming hills
Looking for some inspiration to make your own wargaming hills? You are in luck! I show you how to make versatile hilly terrain featuring magnets.
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Leafy experimentation – How to Make an Ancient Yew Tree II
The yew’s trunk is finished, but what do to about the foliage? I experiment with three options. Which one will make the cut?
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