Printed Terrain

Alright, our long awaited dream is coming true.







I have invested quite a bit of money on this and it will be done pretty soon.The terrain comes first since its easy to build but its paper not cardboard. So be careful when handling it. This terrain is only made for the Warmachine Community since many of you guys supported my painting services its only fair i give something back.

The board itself will take time since i haven't bought it yet.

Im not sure where to keep these things at. But it should be where the WM players are.

... you meant to say you printed it on normal paper?

...

Yeah, strangely enough it holds.

I looks good even with normal paper. You can probably stuff it with styrofoam and weigh the bottom to make it less fragile and more table friendly.

Normally that would be a good thing, but after many years in the gaming community i have come to a conclusion that once a terrain is damaged, its gone for good.

If a guy sits on it or crashes it with a model for instance, no matter if its cardboard its definitely gone and will need replacement if the damage is severe. Since its paper, replacing it is easy.

But that doesn't mean i encourage you guys to destroy it on purpose. I also have terrain boards and pieces for 40k and fantasy but those are not given out freely. If for instance a shop wants a board and terrain done for their gaming purposes they will have to cough up the labor pay.

For this one its free, the WM community have majority say on where there stuff is stored for their use.

Well done , good work bro

oo it seems demonsquid its an artist tooo XDXD wacomm rulessss XD
forgot wat model of that intous 3 or 2
wonder should i take photos of my terrain/diorama platform on build XD

I thought this might be useful to some of you who love papercraft terrains.

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/fpm/archive

Found another site of printed terrain for you guys who are into these kind of things.

http://www.davesgames.net/

Sample Building


According to a review I read, this is better than WorldWorks because it's "not as complicating".