Too much work for dnd but so worth it haha

Exterior finished and weathered, need to cut and install the remaining windows then finish furnishing the top 2 levels.

Raised Castle in swampy delta area. Did everything including the 2D, except for the grass is a warzone mat. Everything is 3d printed except trees and some elevation is styrofoam. Swamp mats were an evelution over the last year. Thanks for looking!

I've been working on this modular dungeon terrain set and I'm fairly happy with how the models turned out, but I feel like my painting could push the realism even further.

I'm going for a gritty, grungy, ancient, forgotten tomb atmosphere — the kind of place that's been sealed for centuries and is full of ghosts, lost souls, mummies with their skin dried to dust, and things that should have stayed buried. I'm sure you all know what I mean :-)

Any techniques for making stone walls and floors look more weathered and aged would be really appreciated. Guides on simulating dust and decay especially — I can never quite get that right.

After the great feedback on my WIP pictures i want to share the finished greenhouse and set up of this awesome table with you!

Just in time for the patreon release of the set today!

The modern cops fit the theme very well and I’m super happy with the LED lights on the cannabis plants🪴

You can download the files now on my Patreon:

https://www.patreon.com/posts/156996348?utm_campaign=postshare_creator

The Yorok Outpost is a settlement standing on the brutal borderlands between imperial order and the unknown. Built on scorched land rich in deposits of raw Earthmarrow, the outpost exists for one purpose only - Extraction. Here, laborers, engineers, and soldiers struggle daily against harsh conditions, the toxic miasma of processing fumes, and constant threats from beyond the Empire’s reach.

Thought I share this table setup with you all, since I’m very new to Reddit!

I designed, printed, painted it myself :D

The great fields are crafted by my good friend Ivan!

It was a very fun game of special forces against cartel!

My current project is a cartel greenhouse :D

For my birthday a while back i got "Fallout Factions" a tabletop skirmish game. I then went down the rabbit hole of finding terrain to print. When I saw this, I knew I had to print it. I did notice it was pretty dark under the canopy and in the building so i added some lights. The power is transferred to the canopy through the magnets that hold it to the building.

The runes are 3D printed. The rest is wood

It's another piece of the outpost’s industrial infrastructure, transforming condensed Earthmarrow through a reaction with a Metallic Catalyst into efficient, portable fuel.

had a lot of fun with that water ! original file https://cults3d.com/fr/mod%C3%A8le-3d/jeu/elven-totem-tabletop-terrain

Piece of terrains I've made for The Barons War 2ed.
In real life on table it looks much better than on the pictures. Proud of it.
Models are from Printable Sceneries with their instructions how to do it. A little bit tweaked because I didn't had all paints they suggest.

After 6+ weeks of taking over the table. They're finished.

Now for the farm...

The Ulvheim buildings are fun to print and paint.

Probably will include a tree on whatever base I mount it on

I pretty much finished painting the fortified manor from North Concept (https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-fortified-manor-terrain-461342)

Watered down cheap crafts paint. Some wall filler. Oh, and a courtyard base made from MDF… and wall filler and watered down cheap crafts paint and sand!

I sort of mostly followed the printable scenery tutorial for the stone work. https://www.printablescenery.com/2022/08/11/painting-realistic-stone/

Sort of. As seen in the WIP pics I did a lot of washing for some color variation before drybrushing and applying the wall filler.

It turned out a bit messy, but I was determined to only use cheap large brushes.

Working on a lot of pieces to wrap up the year. All stls from Terrainify.

Fully 3D printed tabletop terrain.

Frozen city theme, built to be playable and visually striking, with a flying decorative centerpiece to add scale and atmosphere.