3D Printed Vat, Barrels and Barricades

Lately I have been busy rendering, printing and painting my new scenery pieces. This is the start of my industrial set. The tanker below was painted by Marisa.

Obelisks of Unknown Origin

My ancient obelisks of unknown origin, designed for sci-fi wargaming.

Bremer Wall

Bremer Walls by Rob. R. Great to print and a quick easy paint.

Chemical Vat

Easily my favourite printed terrain piece so far. The chemical vat by Mike Heitzig, makes for an amazing addition to any industrial battlefield and perfect for skirmish warfare.

Storage Vat

A vat from Rob B on thingverse. It makes for a great industrial terrain feature with good height and width for blocking line of sight.

3D Printed Barrels

Some simple terrain for the upcoming Warhammer 40,000 campaign.

3D Printed Cargo

My first terrain piece! 3D printed and painted within 4 hours. This and its twin will be hitting the tabletop tonight, to provide cover for lesser plastic entities.

Designed by Lord Farzenbobble.

A 3D Printer Appeared!

After many months saving and debating, I bought a 3D printer. These are my first prints and paints. So far it is treating me well.

The Tavern is Coming Along

With tiles from Black Scroll Games the scenery that me and Marisa have painted is really coming together. 

Apparently drinks are half price here and the Mogwai dances for gold. Now all it needs is some drink shelving instead of chests, a keg, the final bar part and some actual staff!

Scenery

Commission work for a client.

Mechanicus Scenery

Work for a client.

Little Scenery for DnD

On Monday I managed to get some little scenery bits painted up for DnD. I've been a DM for 13-14 years and it is something I've never actually achieved or used before. Always on the up!