Anyone doing 3D terrain?

[Smokeyrone]

I started a project (2×4 board) for my Grandaughter.

Simple buildings with interiors, sidewalks, road, that sort.

I dont see a lot of people doing this?  Wonder why?

BTW, I found that a 2" square grid is really helpful

[Cusm]

I want to, for Superhero and Fantasy/D&D, but I do not have the time of space atm. I have started grabbing some stuff when I see it locally. I want to see the Marvel Crisis terrain next to the 28/32mm stuff I use, I hope it is not too off on scale since that will be a decent/cheap readily available option.

[Ultravanillasmurf]

I am interested in seeing how the Crisis Protocol stuff scales out.

[nozza_uk]

Something that is easy to build and store is this City Block set from Battle Systems https://shop.battlesystems.co.uk/city-block-core-set-42-p.asp. Although designed for zombie games, I use it with my heroclix figures. Covers a 2 x 2 area, but the buildings could be spread out further.

[khartoum2]

Try TT Combat - selectin of mdf buildings

They also do some resin accessories as well

There's also Knights of Dice - Australian Company but can get some of it through shiny games

[gamer Mac]

Sorry I don't get the question have you looked around this forum? is it for a particular game that no one is building 3D terrain?

[kimryoung]

Yes!

Here is a look at "Patriot City" for my Super Mission Force super heroes.

These buildings were made from printed images, adhered to 3/16 foam board, simple box shapes. Cost of each is a few dollars in foam board, printing and adhesive. Most of these buildings can each be done in couple hours. For the cost of 1 good size MDF building, I built this entire city. No painting, minimal (and simple) assembly. Game mat was from Deep Cut Studios.











I have also done buildings for zombie and historical games as well.

If you think these look good enough, give them a try or let me know for more how too.

Kim

[pitac]

Kim, wow.  That looks fantastic.

[sundayhero]

It looks really eficient. Great result.

[Golgotha]

Love it. The street signs and various chairs and water pumps etc. really help add character.

[fergal]

I created these a long time ago.  They stack nicely in a corner and are robust and modular.

Plus, you can paint them with spray paint as I made stencils for the lines.

https://crossoverminiatures.com/product/modular-city-tiles/

[Bob Hume]

These may not show well, but they are plastic model railroad buildings.

[Cusm]

Your table looks incredible. What is the playmat you are using? Are the buildings the Plasticville O(O/S) Scale buildings?

[Bob Hume]

That's the Metroscape mat from Cigar Box. And yes those are Plasticville. Got em at the local hobby shop. I don't have everything in those pictures. Have trees, bush's and such to put on it too. I do need to get some of the signs, mailboxs, benchs and things that Kim has on his board.

[Bob Hume]

https://www.daycongaming.com/ Look at this site for our local con in Dayton Ohio. A number of the pictures are from where I ran SMF and the Gaslands  game.