Various 28mm Terrain

As the title says here's various pieces of 28mm terrain we did for a customer.

First is a well from Architects of War:

A Hag Stone from Architects or War's Fantacide line:

Teleport gates also from Architects of War's Fantacide line:

Architects of War's Garden:

Various fungi from Architects of War:

A ruined log cabin from Acheson Creations:

The same cabin but undamaged from Acheson Creations:

And a third cabin from Acheson Creations, this time without a chimney:

28mm Jungle Adventures: Jungle, Tikis, and Zombie Pygmies

Its been a while since we put up a post. Things have been busy here trying to get orders out before the Memorial Holiday plus starting to gear up to complete the Historicon deliveries. To add to the backlog Allison was called in to substitute for most of May. As a result its been a struggle to keep up.

These are some wonderful zombie pygmies from Conquest Miniatures. Ive done a few sets of these before in the past and they are still one of my favorites.

Next are some tikis from Recreational Conflict. These will make neat little additions to the terrain:

Here are the contents of one set. Each set has eight different tikis in it.

Finally we have some jungle tree bases from Architects of War. There are two of their sets here. Some have complained that they are pricey but I feel they are well worth their cost. Sure someone could buy all the individual pieces to make the sets themselves but they would have a lot of running around and hassle to go through to assemble the variety that comes in the kits. Plus they would still have to cut out and texture the bases. Considering with these you break them out of the packaging and go, the time it saves you is well worth it.

Here's some shots with the tikis, jungle, and pygmies all together with a few adventurers thrown in:

Architects of War Terrain

Well I'm back from Cold Wars so now it's time to get cracking in the studio working on orders. As I said before I left I plan on posting some images of some of the orders we completed and delivered at the show. First up is some of the Architects of War terrain.

Some may recall a company a few years back called Barb's Bunker. Well Barb is back and it's quite a good thing. The new company is called Architects of War and they are producing some really stunning terrain pieces. These will add great flavor to any table and there will definitely be some finding their way onto mine.

Their plowed field:

The figure is a Perry miniatures War of the Roses figure. This gives a sense of scale to the field.

Their garden

The family plot

A well

Various campsite pieces

The major parts were in a resin with the details cast in metal.The resin pieces were all well cast with no visible air bubbles. They cleaned up in a snap with no mold release or residue left on them. They also took paint extremely well. Highly recommended.