My Gaming Table, Models and House Rules for Dracula's America

[Chairface]

I really love the Talons, miniatures and back story. Well done

[Nightpaw]

Thanks a lot! I love to write some background for my posses to improve the immersion.

And now... rataplan...

DONE!

 

[Spinal Tap]

Outstanding work. I absolutely love this terrain.

[MaleGriffin]

Fantastic river! Inspirational!

[ichwillauch]

Great river! Was it easy to work with the resin? Any bubbles? Heat problems?

[OSHIROmodels]

That looks great 

[Nightpaw]

Thanks a lot!

@ichwillauch: The handling was easy, but you have to seal the edges very carefull, otherwise the resin will flow relentlessly through the tiniest holes. I ruined a part of the floor of my garage that way.

No bubbles, no heat. The stuff was a bit expensive, about 59 € for 3 litres including shipping, but I am absolutely satisfied with the results. Took about 3 whole days to dry.

[syrinx0]

Beautiful terrain boards. 

[LouieN]

A great board.  TY

[Constable Bertrand]

That turned out great, good job. What a great bit of terrain to break up the table a bit.

I like the colour the resin work came out, clear green looks good

[Nightpaw]

Hello again,

thank you for your feedback.

Finally, I have finished another addition to my gaming table. Some Aztec Scatter-Terrain from Green Stuff World. Soon I will do some test games with my homegrown Bandito faction for Dracula's America. And my Church of Dagon should be finished soon (still missing some final touches).

Kind regards
N.