Resin Dungeon sewer, available from zealot miniatures

[mweaver]

Interesting project - you are obtaining great results.

-Michael

[Mason]

I like these!

Especially like the effect that you have gotten out of the last piece.

Very nice!
 

[DeafNala]

I love what you're coming up with for your project. As someone who enjoys making bases, this is a GREAT source of inspiration & ideas. Keep up the SPLENDID WORK!

[beefcake]

Thanks for the comments. Nice to know I've inspired someone

Just sold a complete 5 room dungeon. $80. Not as much as I'd like to have sold it for but still made a bit of cash on it

[beefcake]

Here's the latest WIP I have. The middle circular section is raised. Thinking about it now it would look quite cool if it was recessed into the tile.



Still a bit left to do on it like putting a triangular frame around the centre triangle. Summoning sort of room.
The tile underneath is my basic room tile but this was the first one cast and it came up with loads of bubbles. hence the procreate filling in corners.

EDIT: I've also just managed to finish this one since posting this pic and it now has burnt out candles in the blank areas around the triangle.
I'll make the mold of it tomorrow once I've cleaned it up.

[beefcake]

Here's some bases and doors I created. The pics aren't great, sorry. The doors are double sided. 40mm and 25mm bases. I'm pretty happy with these guys.



Need to sand a little bit of the bottom of those 40mm bases. 

[tomogui]

Great project!

Can I ask: How are you constructing the masters? Plaster, putty, foamcore? I'd love to see some WIP shots of that stage too.

[beefcake]

The rooms are created out of mdf boards with pieces of plastic sut out from a very large old yoghurt container 
The bases are basically the same except some of the recent ones I used putty with instead. I'll try to take some pics of the masters I've created. I used a fair amount of ingenuity as well. thanks for looking

[beefcake]

Okay so here's the start of a WIP from start through to finish.
This is a  pic of a 2d lasercut I made with Inkscape. Surprisingly easy to get the hang of as I've never used a 2d CAD type thing before.
So this shows the staircase in all it's smaller parts, step by step, if you will excuse the pun. They will sit on top of each other glued together. I'll then add some puttywork over the top to make the stone.
The other odd looking pieces are wall sections, they are designed to fit together. Whether it works out like that or not is still to be seen  

I'll be puttin up work wip shots once they have arrived and I've assembled them. Then puttied and finally molded and cast. That may be a while as I only have a small amount of molding rubber left and don't plan on spending a huge amount until the end of the year. Saving for xmas already.

forgot to write: I increased the cut line size so it's easy to see. usually it needs to be 0.01mm wide. And that's no typo.

[beefcake]

Some more of my stuff painted up. The summoning room has some black candles in pools of blood. I'm not happy with the centre part of it though and I may repaint this but it gives the basic look.

Here's the pit room. I may need to do a bit more highlighting near the top of the pit and some more shading of the bottom of the pit just to make it look more 3d.

Here's a whole bunch of the painted stuff. I still need to paint up the prison cell and the rubble and a drain too to have at least one of everything painted, and 1 50x50 tile.

[Relic]

looks good are you going to build walls?

[beefcake]

I sure am. Reply # 23 shows some borken wall sections. I'm going for the broken look at the moment so it looks more as if you are looking through the walls to the miniatures in the dungeon. I can't wait for my lasercuts to arrive.

[beefcake]

I just received my lasercut order. Here's a pic of the stairwell at the moment.

 So the wall sections fit together like a puzzle and work on bends and straight. I still need to do a lot of sculpting on them to make them look good.

A bit more of a WIP on my blog.
http://thedeepdungeon.blogspot.co.nz/2012/09/the-deep-dungeon-stairwells-and-walls.html

[Cherno]

I think they still look good even without any paint

[beefcake]

Thanks I couldn't actually believe how good it looked once I piled it up. I'm very happy with it.