Tabletop Terrain -- Scratch Built: Expanding Dungeon

[@brianv769]

I have wanted to try these molds for some time now, to use for MESBG mostly. Glad I came across this video. Subscribed.

[@PulpAlley]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@metajock]

Nice table! I love Hirst Arts, they're just so expensive. I do have some of Lady Sabelle's molds, they just suit my needs better and are cheaper. I haven't used plaster for years, I like Apoxie for small items, or Crayola Air Dry Clay for bulk stuff. (It's just way easier for me this way, it gets REALLY cold here for half the year, and I'm limited on indoor space.)

[@PulpAlley]

Cool, thanks for the info! :)

[@zachchenoweth6622]

I've been 3D printing for years now and am completely fine with that other than the time it takes for quality pieces. I also build with foam, but really crave modularity and find it hard to do with foam... so where's the middle ground between custom, nice pieces and modularity? Next step is going to be making molds like the hirst molds from clay carvings. Like metajock says, hirst molds are just a bit expensive for the amount I'd need to buy for what I make.

[@PulpAlley]

Thanks for watching. :)

[@dndforbeginners]

what issues do you have with modularity?

[@zachchenoweth6622]

@dndforbeginners4359 absolutely nothing. It's great, but hard to do seamlessly with foam. I'm thinking of 3D printing tiles tilescape or dragonlock bases and gluing foam to it to get the best of both worlds.