Ok, So I have been working on building some dungeon terrain for my friends playing in our D and D Group. I enjoy building it, but it takes like forever!!! I have two styles of dungeons I have worked on. The first up is Chunky Dungeons from World Works games. I have to say I love this company. They produce high quality stuff. That being said, I found this set very hard to use and get "right". There is a challenge building dungeons that fit the blueprints. There are also only two size walls, and it would have been great if they could have included more sized walls. I loved building their other sets that focused on the outdoors. As my first dungeon build, it feels "wobbly". I need to get better at making the walls uniform and straight. So here are some pictures....
I will have more when I complete the other set.
It does look pretty good man, you're doing a good job. A little wobbly, like you said, but I think with some practice you're going to do just fine. You have the proper terrain for all the rooms in it?
ReplyDeleteyep. I got everything we need. Gonna make some more walls and a few more floors. Then we will be set!
ReplyDeleteYour blog inspired me to break out my Chunky Dungeon build for some D&D last Saturday. After how well that went I'm going to start on a Cave Works build for the April session!
ReplyDeleteCave Works was my first project back when it first came out. I love the versatility of that set, and it just looks plain cool. We used it for a couple of sessions last year and everyone loved it. Good luck. I would love to see pics of your completed build!
ReplyDeleteThat's going to be cool to play on! I'm thinking about doing some of the papercraft models for Warmachine terrain - mainly houses/buildings.
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