Cardboard Ruins

[Bloodaxe]

Some cheap and easy terrain for Frostgrave. Dave Graffam models.  I just wish they had a skin with ice/snow.

http://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse.php?keywords=ruin&manufacturers_id=2985&x=0&y=0&author=&artist=&pfrom=&pto=

[Anarchy]

Yep, that's what I use. Fast to build, lightweight and easy to store. And if a building gets damage, easy to replace.

[Bloodaxe]

Yep, that's what I use. Fast to build, lightweight and easy to store. And if a building gets damage, easy to replace.

The pics look great on Drivethru.  Have any pics of your terrain? Too bad you can't "snow them up" somehow.  They still look good.

[Anarchy]

Sure. Here's some photos:




A skin with snow/ice would be great. There are a couple Dave Graffam models that are winterized.

[Corporal Chaos]

Beautiful! Looks great and is just right.

[Bloodaxe]

Wow. Great stuff, thanks for the pics.

Do you know which sets are "winterized"?
Any ruins?

Thanks again.

[Awesome Adam]

You could always glue some snow flocking to the ruins and winterize them yourself 

[Anarchy]

Wow. Great stuff, thanks for the pics.

Do you know which sets are "winterized"?
Any ruins?

Thanks again.

No winterized ruins, sadly.

Mermaid Tavern and Frontier House have winter versions.

http://www.wargamevault.com/browse.php?keywords=Winter&manufacturers_id=2985&x=0&y=0&author=&artist=&pfrom=&pto=

[Cherno]

You could also do your own snowy version by copy & pasting the PDF pages into your preferred graphics editing suite and adding some white splotches

[julius1880]

I've ordered most of them and find that they work well.

[SotF]

One thing you could probably do to add snow effects that should be rather cheap and allow for a more unique look is to find a bottle of white out...it ought to work rather well for snow effects