Archives for November 2015

Scarred City Battle Ruins – Building 1 – Now Available!

November 27, 2015 by Paul Leave a Comment

I’m super excited to announce yet another tabletop scenery terrain piece project I’ve been working on.

I’m especially excited about this project as it’s the first piece of scenery that I’m releasing for future based sci-fi games as opposed to the previous products I’ve created which were more aimed at fantasy games.

This new terrain piece is called the Scarred City Battle Ruins – Building #1.

Here are the first few pictures of it:

This battle ruins building is now available for sale at our store.

You can find it by clicking here.

Realmgate – Coming Soon!

November 24, 2015 by Paul 1 Comment

I’ve been “secretly” working on a Realmgate that I think will be a great piece for anyone looking for something different to spice up their tabletop terrain.

The Realmgate will be battery powered and feature two back-lit engraved acrylic windows.

The windows are back-lit by 24 colored LEDs and it will be possible to swap them out for others that I will be producing.

The front and back face of the Realmgate will also be able to be changed to other faces I will be producing.

Here is a quick video showing the latest prototype. The LEDs are actually MUCH brighter in real life than they appear in the video, but you’ll get the idea.

What do you guys think?

Seraphon Lizardmen Saurus Knights

November 23, 2015 by Paul 1 Comment

This weekend I set out to get some painting done on my new Seraphon Lizardmen army.

I started the army a few weeks ago and started by painting some Skinks and this weekend I painted some Seraphon Saurus Knights.

Here are some pictures of my completed knights:

Lizardmen Saurus Knight

How do you like my Saurus Knights?

Do you have a Lizardmen army?

Or what army do you play in Warhammer Fantasy / AoS or 40K?

Great Pyramid Temple of the Serpent Lizard Now Available

November 21, 2015 by Paul Leave a Comment

I’m super happy to announce that my latest terrain kit project is completed and is now available for purchase on our store.

This latest project is the Great Pyramid Temple of the Serpent Lizard.

It’s a massive 18 inch x 18 inch (450mm x 450mm) terrain piece that will look great on any table.

I designed the pyramid to be fully modular so that you can use it in a variety of different ways on your gaming table or display case.

The first way the pyramid can be utilized is as one full piece on your gaming table. For example you could use it for a “King of the Hill” scenario or place an objective marker at the top etc.

Another way the pyramid can be utilized is as a half-pyramid on your gaming table. You can setup the modular pieces to form two half-pyramids on each side of the board or just one half-pyramid.

Another way the pyramid can be utilized is as a quarter-pyramid on your gaming table. You can setup one, two or four of the corner pieces on your game board to play out various scenarios.

Yet another way the pyramid can be utilized is as a display piece for your display case. Use the corner pieces to display your minis in your display case!

The pyramid is made from laser precision cut 3mm MDF fiber board which can be painted.

It has been laser engraved with a brick pattern which will show through even when painted (as long as the paint is not too thick).

Each side of the pyramid can be left bare, just showing the brick pattern, or square glyphs can be added.

This picture shows one side customized with the square glyphs, while the other side is shown without them.

The pyramid comes with 100 dual sided glyphs. One side of each glyph has a custom designed pattern and the other side is blank, so you can either use the provided patterns or use the blank side to create your own symbology.

For example you could use the blank sides and glue on or paint any iconography, bits, symbols etc.

The pyramid comes unassembled and unpainted so that you can customize it to your army.

If you have any questions leave a comment below or click here to see the pyramid for sale on our store.

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