Gritt

This first one is a pair of 2ft x18in custom build for a customer who wanted to display his Halloween Village and Play games as well. He came to me only because around where I live people know I enjoy making this stuff. So Before I get into maybe my own small hobby business I wanted to see if people are even interested. The Second one is a prototype I am in the possess of working out. The section you see is a brick layout I made from a ridge casting shape on top of foam core. I have also found that it works well on insulation. My personal stuff in all made of pink insulation(for durability) and hot knives. I love to discuss making peoples villages come to life so hit me up anytime, if I do end up with my own business I want to be known for helping people make something the can pass on, keep around, and someone that care what their guest wants. If you look me up in the Gallery you will see some of my other work. I hope this helped

I am wondering if anyone is interested in ground tiles in 1x1ft, 2x2ft done in cobblestone, flagstone, or brick. They can be made from foam core, 1/4in insulation, or 1/2in insulation (I use the study stuff so if only it dents not brakes). I am moving away from doing wargaming tables for Warhammer and the like and would like to do something more, for a lack of a better term pretty. I can back them with wood, or show you how to do it to save on shipping. If you are interested please just ask anytime.

Those are great to start out with for throw down games, and they give that extra depth to the table you can't help to enjoy. At the end of the season you and get them for around $10 each.

Greeting everyone, I have been a long time watcher but never really talked much on this forum. I usually enjoy the The Writing Room, and watching the incredible pieces in both model and terrain that are produced here. But Recently I began playing the game, and find it quite relaxing compared to my normal environment. By that I mean I build terrain for wargamers, and I've grown quite burnt out on Warhammer and such style table. But with Malifaux I see so many possablilities for 3x3 or even 4x4 table instead of 4x6, 6x8, Epic Scale Tables. I love teaching people to make their own stuff and I am a big proponent of barter and trade, so don't be wary to ask. I'll leave my Last War Table I've done on here. I hope you enjoy,

I very much enjoyed your story, I was able to see it just as you told it. I love the aspect of the little teddy. I make up stories for my daughter involving animated teddy bears and dolls. You have inspired me to repurpose some of those stories for Malifaux. Thank you sir, and please continue writing

I just gotta ask where you got the He-man models from?