Building another amazing game board, Medieval Port for wargames.

Once again I am building a huge modular game board. This time it's a Medieval dock full of cool 3d-printed buildings, bridges and little props.
All models are from the Ancrabourg kickstarter by 3D-layeredscenery
www.kickstarter.com/projects/...
www.3dlayeredscenery.com/

[@thanoschris821]

The idea to just print a thin layer for the top most part of the cobble streat and then use foam is genius. Saved me so much time .

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks. Yeah and money! 😀

[@thanoschris821]

@@Lybbansminiatures You can say that again.

[@patricknilsson4360]

This makes my tables look like something a five year old made. And I am often praised for my gaming scenery.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Haha thanks so much!

[@chrissteadman4614]

Fabulous. What a joy it would be to game on such a terrain. I really like your videos and your very easy to follow techniques. I'm inspired to try something similar, just a bit smaller to start with!

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks. Do it!!! And good luck

[@lexj4747]

Your boards never fail to amaze me. Thanks for sharing the process and making such a magnificent build seem so simple 👏

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you so much!!!

[@olahaldor]

Thanks for sharing. There's so much here I want to do as well. While I don't play, I've always thought dioramas look like a fun hobby I could and should try. I've finally made the big step; printed a few buildings and ordered some paint and brushes. Can't wait to get started, and am already on the hunt for new buildings!

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Cool. Just go for it. I learned a lot from watching tutorials and reading up on stuff. Allways use less paint than you think, you can allways do anothet pass. 😀

[@RoseKindred]

WOW, I love this board. This is something I am currently working on designing myself and to see other examples is humbling. The foam underneath floor plates was so nicely done. From the preview, I thought everything was 3D printed at those heights.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@philRminiatures]

Wow, gorgeous port for future adventures, superb and immersive!

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks so much!

[@terrainaholic]

WOW!!!!!! SUPER INSPIRATIONAL!!!!!! Love how it all ties together!!!!!! The printing must have taken FOREVER!!!!!! ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you so much!!!

[@Lexaire]

Incredible work! Thank you for sharing it

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks for watching!!!

[@nothankyou7086]

I love your work and videos, I'm so glad to see you posting!

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks for the support!!!

[@chroniclesoftinybattles]

Astonishing ! The result is really worth the effort. And this water effect is very convincing indeed ! Looks like a solid project to back ;)

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks a lot!!!

[@zackwiesnoski8461]

Really cool work here. Thanks for sharing

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks for watching

[@rosascreativeworks5403]

Nice! 3D printing is so amazing! Someday, .... someday.... Love to see what folks are doing! 😎💪

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks

[@nathanielwilder5990]

This is a great video. I like your take on this terrain. I am excited to get my own printed soon.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you!

[@Ernzt8]

Great build! Printing only the top layers for the floors is a smart idea

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks!!!

[@ecMonify]

amazing work as usual! always a treat when you upload these types of videos :)

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@ellesse3862]

Inspirational and informative, terrain any gamer would love to adventure on.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you!

[@toysoldier68]

This is crazy. Real Artist!

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you!

[@brushhammerdice4438]

Amazing work with this board!! I´m impressed

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you!

[@angerworm]

Lovely. Very glad I found your channel!

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you!

[@nayamek]

Love the process and more importantly the end result 👌

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you!

[@tomyoung9834]

Beautiful build!

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks

[@deevad8119]

Love it. Brilliant work. 👏

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks!

[@oldschoolfrp2326]

Looks great and shows off the potential of this stl range

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks!

[@joehawdon5122]

This is awesome. Really glad it popped up in my recommend

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you

[@ErgonomicChair]

The glamour shots at the end are a really good addition

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks

[@WilhelmScreamer]

I enjoy that it actually looks like a plaxe, rather than a game level

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you so much

[@bicskeiz]

Amazing! It looks really-really nice.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you so much!

[@vaughanb1963]

Always a pleasure to see your work

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you!

[@paulofreire7520]

Looks awesome, my man! Very cool! 👍🏻

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you so much!

[@mban2748]

Nice build. I enjoyed watching it come together. Creating maps with both sides balanced mechanically must be difficult to plan. A long plain with woods on both sides and a central feature is easy to balance. A city seems like it takes more planning. I do like the port section with the two choke points.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks!!! Yeah its a bit tricky to balance.

[@minoo_h]

Fantastic! So enjoyable.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you

[@ArandomNutter]

I have backed the project, looking forward to have the files soon

[@TOYBOX2008]

Incredible work.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you!

[@istmirwunst]

This gaming board is so amazing. Thumbs up

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks!!!

[@alanalejandromatthews9449]

Stunning

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you

[@Vondraconne]

Amazing!

[@1203Blue]

This is incredible… now I know what I want to print…

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks.

[@jmaccsarmiesofmiddleearth]

Wow just wow man. Amazing.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks!

[@PatchGuilf]

Oil washes would work a treat with all that detail. The capillary action you get from oils is far easier to get natural tones and blends than acrylics. Have you played around with oil washes? You won't regret it!

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Hey. Yes i have plenty of times and they are great. But o wanted to speed things up this time and oil washes take a lot of time to dry and are a bot messier. But i agree. They are indeed better.

[@chriscreativecontent]

just discovered your channel and subbed. Great looking project.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you!

[@calebhurst2529]

Beautiful work! I want one XD

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks!

[@johnschweiger1079]

That is absolutely epic

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks

[@peterjones6502]

Wow this looks incredibe!

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks

[@Hurtone]

Really great video mate

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks!

[@ribbitribbit4707]

Great work! I hope to do something similar for Mordheim.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks. I will do that soon

Snyggt, kusin!

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Tusen tack!

[@rossdiggle]

looks fantastic. like a hanseatic league trade port

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks so much!

[@ChimeraWargaming]

I really appreciate your video 🤩

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks!!!

[@jonbauml225]

You're so good!

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks! 😀

[@IcsulX]

Hey. You can use grout for the cobblestone gaps in any future project. it works very well.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Cool. I will try that sometime

[@JohnMiller-zr8pl]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@bolicob]

Great video

[@bolicob]

I've been looking for videos of terrain/gaming boards using mostly 3d printed stuff

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks

[@jyvesguillemot]

OUTSTANDING !lovit - a stunner dio ! jy

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks!!!

[@deadbob9]

I REALLY like the POV camera angle

[@deadbob9]

For the beauty shots. Feels like you’re walking through

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you

[@racspartan1]

Well Done 👍

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks!

[@SonsOfLorgar]

It looks great, but there is one thing that has grown to irk me over medival terrain builds as I've grown older,and that's the ever present tendency to over-age and make everything look dirty and poorly maintained, as that's just not how people would live or work back then anymore than we do now. People did take care of their homes and work places just as much then as we do today. If they couldn't afford painting or lime washing their houses, they made damned sure that they at least oiled and tarred the timbers regularly, made the kids keep the street in front of the home and shop swept clean and kept moss and algae away from rotting the house by any means afforded to them.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

I am sure you are right although accounts from museums i have visited tells of how the streets were just mud and people threw their garbage and excremebt outside the windows. Basically the whole city reeked and was a horrible mess. People were poor and dirty. Also its more a rule of cool than historical accuracy on my part. Its just what i like.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

And also. Most modern big cities are quite dirty and run down in some places. I actually think medieval towns were quite shabby. 😀

[@iseekthegrail]

Fantastic video. Your work is inspiring for sure. Thanks for the tips and guidance as always. I'm assuming that you used the 32mm scale files for these boards since 3DLayerscenery only are offering 32mm and 15mm scale files for this project. In your experience, can you use 28mm miniatures with the 32mm scene and still have it work? I funded the kickstarter but didn't notice the lack of 28mm scale files until after I was finished. (Yeah, my bad for that but every other set of files I have purchased had 28mm scale files so didn't think to look.) Thanks!

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Hello and thanks. I think these fit nocely with 28mm minis. No problem at all. And its very easy to rescale stl files in cura if you do want them slightly smaller.

[@readhistory2023]

WoW.

[@thesparrow1779]

Amazing work. What do you do with the boards after you've played through the game? They would take a ton of space, even stacked?!

[@Lybbansminiatures]

We use them for mordheim so they are reused many times. But i have sold. Board to make room for this one. Also i have a lot of space in my basement. 😀

[@RVBLegend]

This looks amazing! I was wondering what printer and printer settings you used to print all of this out?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks. Its anycubic I3 megas and its printed at 0,2 mm layer height, 2 wall counts and 5% infill

[@tabletop.will.phillips]

That ended up looking spectacular! What was the watery "sludge" mix you applied to the roofs?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thank you. Its pva glue, water and fine green foam flock

[@iseekthegrail]

@@Lybbansminiatures What ratio of PVA to water to you use for this?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

@@iseekthegrail about 2/4 water, 1/4 glue and 1/4 flock

[@jonathanburnett7641]

Outstanding work! What fdm printer did you use and what were your setting?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

I use anycubic I3mega and 0.2mm layer height

[@user-xe4jh9kh1b]

Hello another great job I wanted to know what thickness of polystyrene do you use and what are the measurements for the stl files? did you modify their scales or simply cut them?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

The polysturene is 50mm and i lowered the pavement tiles so they were just a mm thick and that fit right with the quay pieces

[@Bimbofski]

Hello, that looks great. What 3D printer do you use for this ?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks. I use anycubic i3megas

[@pierat7]

Amazing! What printer did you use?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks. I use anycubic I3 Megas

[@dreadpiratedan]

your sibling posted this video in r/mordheim, and after wacthing this and then the previous city build videos i'm DYING to see them used in some battle reports

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Hmmm that might be fun!!! Thanks

[@iseekthegrail]

Hi, quick question on the wash you used over everything - what is the paint to water ratio you are using? Also if you don't mind, are you using the Basics line of liqutex acrylic paints? Thanks!

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Yes. Its the basic line of liquitex paints. The ratio is really hard to tell as i kinda mix till i get a good consistency. Its probably close to 20% paint or less at least. I would suggest trying it out on a smaller piece till you are happy. I will probably have to make a recipe some day as my last batch was way too thin. Haha

[@antoniosestito2087]

Great! what did you use for the sea? Thanks

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks. Its just gloss varnish over paint

[@o.b.7217]

Not that I don't appreciate the work that flowed into making such detailed sets...but one question remains: is it really worth it? Who plays this? How often is this environment reused in a campaign? Who has the necessary room to put these sets up - and even more pressing: where to store them, when not in use?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

For skirmish games its perfect. Stuff can be moved around and changed up. For roleplaying i get it. But i dont do that.

[@deadbob9]

I feel like it’s worth it if you’re enjoying it

[@erikturner8005]

Well... if you have full sized ship models for ~28mm minis, might as well also set up docks and a harbor wharf area for them too. It does get a bit space intensive. And for roleplay, these kind of layouts are more playset than practical terrain unless you have a lot of fights down at the docks. If you're going to make large 2'x2' tiles or 2'x4' tiles you also need to make shelves to store them too, perhaps under the gaming table. If you oversize the table surface a bit to say 6'x10', and keep the play area to 4'x8', there's room for people legs underneath and player surface for books and sheets, and you could store ~12 whole tables worth of big tiles under the table in ~3"-4" shelves. Less if the shelves and table surface are more modest. Kinda have to have a big gameroom for this stuff...15'x15' or 20'x20' or bigger to be comfortable with a big table and shelves on the walls for more terrain. Aside from the awesome factor of the terrain, if you want to re-use the harbor layout a lot in a roleplaying game scenario you kinda have to contrive reasons to need to be down at the harbor. If you are running a nautical themed game and this is your home port it could work though. This sort of setup probably makes more sense for skirmish games where the terrain is more integral to the game rules....people who set up dedicated wargame tables tend to leave them set up for storage, and try to make the tiles modular enough so the layout can be changed up with a lot of variety with only a few extra tiles and rotating and shifting the tiles..... The tiles Lybbans used in this video aren't terribly modular...I'd love to see sketches of how he would layout 4-6 more 2'x2' or 2'x4' tiles to make it modular and flexible for 4'x6' or 4'x8' or 6'x8' or 6'x10' tables. 6' wide is about the max you can get away with on a table for terrain and still reach. I suspect that the Quay sections will be kind of goofy if not glued down, especially since it's a huge time and cost saver to use the foam trick he used to do the large cobbled areas, and the tile blocks are pretty light when printed. I'm considering molding and casting the tiles though, as it takes a long time to print them on FDM...it's quite a bit faster on a resin printer, but with molds and depending on what material (hydrostone vs resin) you can crank them out in more like 10 minutes per mold vs ~1 day on fdm with 50 micron layers, or ~4 hours for 2 tiles on a medium sized resin printer. Still working out how to cast them hollow... solid plaster is going to be heavy and solid resin is too expensive. I've been messing around with graphing out potential layouts...since the quay tiles are 3" (75mm) square, a 2'x2' tile works out to 8x8 squares. I don't like the 6"/2 square wide canals as they are too small for most boats, especially with docks added, and the bridges block the canal up, but 3 square/9" wide canals make sense....the tile layouts need to be offset so one side generally has 2 squares of quay, then the 3 square canal, then a 3 square quay. I suppose 2-square canals make sense if they are just for sewage and drainage, and to serve as terrain obstacles...they just aren't wide enough to navigate so there wouldn't be an extensive network of them. But it also remains to be seen how the stretch goal harbor walls and bridges are implemented to suggest additional layouts, as well as how the buildings that integrate with quay fit in (e.g. the tavern with waterline entrance and the warehouse and prison, as well as however the sewers turn out)... To be fair, a real busy port city would tend to have simpler straight quay wall pier along the long side of the table with things jutting off of it, and the rest of the table could just be raised quay where you could layout various buildings and streets, so in that case you could get a lot of variety simply by moving the buildings around. This is probably one of the only practical layouts if you are going to be using Reaper's Sophie's Revenge ship with this which is around 3' long, or the other big ships from the Ancrabourg kickstarter or the ones from PrintableScenery or the Wizkids one... I have several 3d printed ones and a converted playmobile ship which I'll be using with the tiles I eventually make... A long straight pier wall and sections of entirely raised quay are the first tiles I will make, as that setup will be very flexible for pulling a ship up to the pier and arranging my building models in a variety of ways to represent different port cities. And maybe some kind of breakwater...I'll probably use the lighthouse from Bones 6 too.

[@NLjungberg]

Just curious, the wooden sheet you use as a base. Are they precut from store? or did you cut them into suitable size? And as a fellow Swede, where did you buy them? xD

[@Lybbansminiatures]

It is 8 mm mdf from bauhaus. They come in 240cm x 120cm and i cut them to size at the store. I have their membership card so they cut them for free. 😀

[@alexroswell4146]

Hello and Good Morning. I just came across this video. I am running a D&D 3.5E campaign with a pirate/port city. My question is are all 4 sections modular on their own so you can move them around for different configuration? Or did/do you have they set a a specific location to tie in with each other?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

They can be moved around to make different setups.

[@thomasliebig1363]

Awesome board. Thinking of makin one myself. Can u remember how much PLA (KG) u used for that? Would be a good reference of how much I need to buy ;) Thx.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks. About 10-12 kgs of filament. Printed at 0.2, 5% infill and 2 wall count

[@duncanjenner-bennett1659]

What did you do for the interiors? It looks like they'd be a real paint to paint.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

I didnt have time to paint those and i never play interiors anyway 😀

[@wojciechgrzybek4122]

It's beautifull

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks

[@andymansgamingchannel3356]

Brother!! I chose to subscribe when you admitted you hated cleaning your airbrush too!!!

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Haha thanks!!!

[@martystep4772]

Hey there, just bought the late pledge and i am trying to print the quay floors....i used the 2wall 5% infill setting but having trouble...did you edit the 15s where the bottoms were cut or booleened? they look thinner when you glue them to the foam....just curious well done btw

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks. Yes i lowered the floors i cura so they are just a few mm thick as that saves a ton of pla. I cant remember how much though. Just be sure to have the same height on all of them

[@martystep4772]

@@Lybbansminiatures ..yes, i did that but what i am having trouble is that even though my printer(ender 3) has been all dialed in and been working flaswlessly, It takes a beating on the bricks and still takes 7hours....? Care to go more in depth on what profile you used or elaborate more other than infill and walls?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

@@martystep4772 hmmm. Thats weird. I do change my settings sometimes so i cant remember exactly but i do print at 50mm per second and at 0.2mm layer height. I relly lowered the files very low in cura. The layer between the bricks is barely a mm thick so its very flexible, almost like paper.

[@benjaminyap1187]

I love the ship showcased at 13:34! Where is it from? ⛵️

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Everything is from the same kickstarter. www.kickstarter.com/projects/3dlayeredscenery/ancrabourg-a-modular-medieval-harbor?fbclid=IwAR35towk9WzRvCFRaQiRqEIoHYPAVQmjmWSyICFKXPxHC8ARoqY29z0ojw0_aem_AZMb7QczyF2KaJ2O51op3dsMtsGitQmzsqbWrzusM5RsO-7wxA5mxb2UnFL94lPyXlg3cGj1SKmSNzFrW0z2GpKzky9siXjMDogQmsODvbgdZBxdEXHWo63cmVkO_6iZZD8

[@kubagornowicz]

13:44 - oh wow! that one is still standing in Gdańsk in 1:1 scale :)

[@Lybbansminiatures]

I know. I saw it a few weeks ago! Such a beatiful town

[@kubagornowicz]

@@Lybbansminiatures My hometown, so when I saw it was a big wow :)

[@metaknightplay3623]

I got them through the kickstarter, a friend of mine would print them for me. My question is, how many parts do I need from everyone to make a board as awesome as yours? My girlfriend loves freebooters faith and I want to build her a board. Subscription is out^-^

[@Lybbansminiatures]

I am not sure, i cant remember how many i printed. Easiest way is to plan it by measuring. The quay pieces are 7,5x7,5cm so a 60x60cm board piece is 8x8 tiles.

[@alexandervanhorn5633]

What resin printer / what size printer are you printing on?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Its printed on fdm, not resin. And the build size is 20x20x20 cm

[@francisdtccbon8152]

hello , which product do you put on the water ?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Hello. This was just gloss varnish from a regular hardware store

[@CrusaderJJR]

just awesome! why are you in sweden and not next to me Or why I am not on the way tosweden?? that would be so expensive if I buy something like that here .....

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Haha! Thanks

[@CrusaderJJR]

@@Lybbansminiatures I just took a look to the kickstarter web page: did you paint / was this youtube material used for their photos on the kick starter web page? 45 Euros / Dollar looks fantastic! May I ask how much resin you needed to print that out? In case you mentioned it, I am sorry . . .

[@Lybbansminiatures]

@@CrusaderJJR hello. Yes i did this board for the kickstarter. Its printed with fdm, not resin and i spent about 12-14kg of filament for it. So not that much.

[@CrusaderJJR]

@@Lybbansminiatures Thank you But those 12 - 14 was everything, not just Board with those floor tiles?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

@@CrusaderJJR yes everything you see on the board

[@reinaldorodrigues8425]

Boy oh Boy the sound is kinda low and hard to listening but AMAZING video anyway

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks. Yeah i got a lot to learn about sound! 🫣

[@reinaldorodrigues8425]

@@Lybbansminiatures In entertainiment remember: Sound Quality is ALWAYS come first then Image Quality

[@alessiobozzoli967]

...It's a cake, isn it?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Haha

[@ja37d-34]

Tjena, fantastiskt fin Mordheim-terräng du gjort! Såg lite på Squidmars kanalk.. Vart bor du? Vill ju lira med dig.. ;)

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Tackar. Det är inte omöjligt att det blir någon form av Mordheim-event i mälardals-regionen nästa år. Om allt går som det ska

[@ja37d-34]

@@Lybbansminiatures Men vad trevligt! Jag bor i Solna och bygger ett Orc & Goblin och ett Black Orc Warband just nu.. :) Lirade när Mordheim kom ut men sålde mina grejor när jag flyttade hit, ett tag efter Dwarf Treasure hunters från Specialist games släpptes.. Saknar det så mycket så startade nya Warband och hetsar två polare i hemstaden att göra detsamma.. Jag är väldigt intresserad av event etc, skall bara måla upp lite..

[@almostJunior]

the size of your base is 4 60cmx60cm bases?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Yes indeed it is

[@brandubh7046]

What is the height of the docks please? 2"?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Its 50mm

[@brandubh7046]

@@Lybbansminiatures Thank you

[@HeroicRoll]

How do you make your wash?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Just brown and black craft paint dilluted with water

[@reclam9695]

What's the name of the song/music that plays between 3:38 and 5:20?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

I make all music myself. Except the theme song gor the intro. I will check what song it is

[@takkik282]

Look nice... but not really playable for a wargame, or even D&D (modular terrain is better in my opinion). That's my biggest issues with lot of 3D printed terrain, is that it look good, but not really playable. Not enough space inside (even the wooden docks are really small), no destroyed version, need to increase the size but modular terrain is easier to print & assemble. Your previous version one year ago look more interesting to play on.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks. I can agree that most printable houses are too small to play in but i never do that anyway. The docks are fine. A mini fits there. Its perfect for mordheim and frostgrave and those kinda of games.

[@rhetoricbytolyan1987]

Buildings are immaculate, however the layout of the streets is too straight, which seems to be a bit at discord with the idea of medieval city-port.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Yeah you are right. Had i a bit more time i would have made lore buildings and a more crowded and chaotic layout!

[@RPRsChannel]

*_This is great work, even if it's mostly "made by a machine"._* *_I do prefer your OG videos "Building an EPIC modular game board for mordheim..." over this._* *_Do these two boards, this one and the modular Mordheim board fit well together?_* And a PS, KZbin had un-subscribed me to your channel, I have re-subscribed.

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Wow thats weird. KZbin hates its creators apparently. Haha Yeah that board was my favourite too but that took 8 months to do. I will probably do another mordheim board in the future though. 😀 The boards do bot connect unfortunately.

[@ccjackie1600]

ᑭᖇOᗰOᔕᗰ 😎

[@markmorris2207]

From the pics it looks made from scratch by hand. This is disappointing--its all printed.

[@paoloferraris8518]

spettacolare...

[@samsolopeeps]

Awesome. What flock are you using in your grunge?

[@Lybbansminiatures]

Thanks. Its very fine foam flock.