Medieval floor tiles

[modelwarrior]

Can anybody point me in the direction of some ready made medieval floor tiles(textured made A4 size sheet) ? I have tried making my own for basing 28mm models but its very time consuming. The picture below is a 25mm base I made myself.

[Cubs]

Dragonforge have some different styles in textured bases - https://dragonforge.com/product-category/resin-bases-square-with-bevel-edge/page/1/

Other than that, it might be worth trying dolls house flooring.

[Ogrob]

Green Stuff world has textured plasticard sheets. One of them is small squares.

[Daeothar]

Renedra do textured bases with flagstones if I recall correctly 

[dickiegranthum]

Renedra do textured bases with flagstones if I recall correctly 

They do!

Also, both Evergreen Plastics and Plastruct have sheets of textured stone, in various options. I did a Dwarf army once using them.

[Aethelflaeda was framed]

Those tiles bases you made from scratch don’t look as if anything could ever equal them. I think they are well worth the time you spent on them.

[modelwarrior]

Cheers for the suggestions everybody. I will let you know when I decide on something

[Little Odo]

Those times bases you made from scratch don’t look as if anything could ever equal them. I think they are well worth the time you spent on them.

I agree - they look amazing

[Cubs]

I know this sounds very 50-years-ago, but I once did a stone flagged floor using mounting card and just drew on it with pencil. It lightly scored the card enough to give it the 3d effect and was very easy.

[Aethelflaeda was framed]

That’s how i do brickwork on foam sided buildings. score it with pen, knife and  spatula.  A razor knife might get a little deeper on card but a steel ruler and a protractor and you can get a good grid.

[Dice Roller]

What about buying a sheet of thick plasticard and then score it with a scriber or other pointed object?
If you have each score mark, say, 5mm apart then it'll make it easy to cut it into bases depending on what size you want.

[Daeothar]

Actually, to spare yourself the effort of scribing; there are sheets of plasticard available with a recessed grid. I've seen them with a 5mm square grid for instance...

[anevilgiraffe]

I used plasticard for the Frothers Cthluedo Mansion library:

http://anevilgiraffe.blogspot.com/2011/04/library-at-cthluedo-mansion-part-5.html