Cheap plaza/summoning circle thingy at Poundland

[James Holloway]

So this is a garden stepping stone from Poundland. They come in several designs, including a compass rose and a sort of sun/moon thing. I got this starburst as being the most versatile.



I thought it would make a nice plaza or summoning circle. Here's a shot of it in action:

[manic _miner]

 That is a great idea.I had seen them in the shop the other week.

 Now off to Poundland .

[fastolfrus]

Looks to have potential.
Where is the square tower in the background from?

If it's home made, can we get a closer look?

[The Dozing Dragon]

Oooh.....an excuse to go to Poundland!

[eilif]

Looks to have potential.
Where is the square tower in the background from?

If it's home made, can we get a closer look?

Pretty sure that's a Mage Knight Castle Keep that's been repainted. It works great on it's own and you can still find them affordably for around 20 bucks. The gatehouse is smaller but quite a bit cheaper and even easier to find. http://www.trollandtoad.com/p104091.html

However if you want to build a whole castle you should know that certain parts of the castle system have become quite expensive.  On the positive side, it's plastic and prepainted.

[Vermis]

Looks good! What's it made out of?

[James Holloway]

It is indeed a Mage Knight castle piece -- and it hasn't even been repainted. I got it for a fiver from Squarehex at UK Games Expo 2015. I believe they were getting rid of old stock at that time. It comes in handy in a lot of games.

The stepping stone is some kind of plaster or something.

[manic _miner]

 I have quite a few bits of the Mageknight Castle system.It is the straight wall sections which are the hard pieces to track down.

[eilif]

I have quite a few bits of the Mageknight Castle system.It is the straight wall sections which are the hard pieces to track down.

Yeah, around here there were plenty of wall sections for a while, but they all had doors in them.  Even a few years ago when we bought them and they were generally cheaper, the walls with no doors were at a premium.