Scenery for Frostgrave

[Gibby]

Wow, the Necromancer's study is my favourite set yet! Great work!

[mdauben]

4Ground makes a beautiful line of prepainted, laser cut wooden fantasy medieval town buildings.  The include both complete and ruined buildings in the range.  Bolt Action also makes some great looking ruined buildings.  They are intended for their 28mm WWII game, nut the stone and wood construction would probably still fit into the Frost Grave fantasy setting. 

[Skyven]

Just a heads up for those people looking for Frostgrave scenery.

Dark Sphere (London online/B&M wargames shop) is listing Battlefield in a Box BB526 - Crumbling Remnants as 'in stock' at the moment (UK orders only). Last I looked there were 10 of them. (Was 11, I bought one -- it arrived very fast!)

[Sir_Theo]

The Pegasus hobbies gothic sets look great
 I was on the fence but I might pick some up. I've ordered some of their tower ruins and am very tempted by the wizards tower...just looks like a great thing to have anyway!

I've picked up some of the battlefield in a box stuff off Ebay too. I'll have to find some more it's perfect!

Only thing left is a 3x3 snow mat from Deep Cut and.I'm set.

[Justizius]

Today I visited our local GW store, and they already had some of the new AoS terrain. I was in a real hurry to get my train but at the first look it seems to fit. You can find pictures on google: age of sigmar ophidian archway and baleful realmgates.

[Rob_bresnen]

I made these for my Ardennes project but they are defiantly going to be used for Frostgrave. They are from Warlord Games.







Also I have bought the Pegasus Hobbies ruined towers of Amazon. They come ready painted and will just need a bit of snow scatter.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pegasus-Hobbies-5218-Castle-Turret/dp/B001N4LJW0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1437001167&sr=8-1&keywords=pegasus+hobbies+castle

Also I have been looking at the Ziterdes and Battlefield in a Box ruins too. Just got to wait for payday. 

[JamWarrior]

For a more budget (at least when it was in production it was) solution that packs away flat I've turned a terraclips dungeon set into a nice table full of ruins.

[Momotaro]

Rob and Jam - nice work!

[Momotaro]

Did a quick and dirty paintjob on the Nickstarter treasure tokens, and also an adventurers' campsite using Renedra plastics.

Convinced that my hobby is turning into dollshousing  

[INOFF THE RED]

Caliver Books now has a range of scenery and set dressing especially for Frostgrave!

See the whole range here: http://caliverbooks.com/figures/catviewer.php?1d22fc1d29eb332e40360dd6ca8eb71c&producer=183&range=Scenery%20and%20Set%20Dressing&menu=fant

Here's a few photos...

Ruined Round Tower (painted) £17.00


Wizard's Tower (large) with wood hoarding and slate roof (painted) £28.50


Ruined Church (5 pieces) (painted - specify sandstone or grey finish) £10.00


Serpant Standing Candelabra £1.50


Statue of Female Barbarian on Throne £6.00


Gothic Arch £4.00


Large Ruined Temple £26.00


These are just a few examples - check out the website for the full range. They are available painted or unpainted.

[Rob_bresnen]

They are lovely. Are they sold flocked with snow flock or just painted?

[Dakota Mike]

These look like good stuff!

[Sir_Theo]

I love that big ruined temple.

[Awesomeshotdude]

I've started off with some 4Ground Ruined Mordanburg houses all done up Frostgrave style. I figure Frostgrave had a residential area where Wizards and other magic-dabblers may have resided...and stored some of their valuable items. I've still to glue two snow covered small pines to two of the house's bases, but they are pretty much finished. I'm currently tackling a whole stack of 4Ground Ruins of Daldorr kits, which I will permanently attach to MDF bases like I have for the Mordanburg Ruined Houses.

[Momotaro]

Gorgeous!