Sci-fi & Fantasy Scenery Terrain & vehicles for Tabletop wargames
Techniques for scenery and terrain modeling.
Following on from my previous article on the changes that basing your figures does to the relative “look” of vehicles, here is another article on the same effect on your scenery. “Scenery Scale” is a…
I was made aware of some comments made on a blog about our 15mm vehicles. Particularly comments which seemed “exaggerated” and that the vehicles were only suitable for 10mm. There is a lot that can…
Please Note: This article is presented with a hefty dose of pseudo-science and a high-degree of amusement and waffle. Take it entirely seriously at your own peril. If I base my figures, how big should…
A magazine article from around 2005 on making realistic wargames scenery groundwork. The Art of Flor(a) One of the hardest things to get right on scenery is groundwork; groundwork being the vegetation and debris on…
Take your nearly finished vehicle – in this case i have already gloss varnished it, but you don’t have to at this point. Get a big sprig of Seafoam… Snip it up into little sprigs….…
Silflor / MiniNatur products in the Uk were, for a long time, sold under a monopoly where a single a single outlet sold the products and they radically inflated the costs to maximise their profits. …
Joints when using foamboard: Foamboard is a very popular building material for wargamers but it is incredibly common to see well built buildings which, at every corner, show the exposed parts of the foamboard “sandwich”…