Hello Again...
So this is my attempt at very low budget Table Top Role Playing Game terrain. So far my whole budget for this project is $5 USD, this consists of 1 sheet of foam core board from the dollar store, 1 pack of foam plates, again from the dollar store, I 2oz bottle of Mod Podge, 1, 2oz bottle of craft paint, and 1 package of "Skinny Sticks".
This initial outlay will make many tiles, or structures.
My first tile is 2in by 6in, in 28mm scale this will represent a 10ft wide by 30ft long corridor. I cut a 2in by 6in rectangle out of foam core, glued a 2in by 6in piece of foam plate too one side, them applied a wood border using 3 "Skinny Sticks" I then applied a slight texture to the foam plate surface, and carved in my 1in tiles.
Next them messy part, messy because I had a spill, mix the Mod Podge with the craft paint, to make an acrylic sealer for my creations. You don't add all the craft paint to all the Mod Podge, just use the paint too "tint" the Mod Podge. I had a small spill, but it went almost everywhere. luckily none of my current projects got damaged by it.
two coats of the sealer to make my terrain impervious.
I coated both sides, soo it sits on toothpicks while it dries. This sealer layer will take a full 24 hours to cure.
next will be painting the stonework to be a believable dungeon hallway...
So this is my attempt at very low budget Table Top Role Playing Game terrain. So far my whole budget for this project is $5 USD, this consists of 1 sheet of foam core board from the dollar store, 1 pack of foam plates, again from the dollar store, I 2oz bottle of Mod Podge, 1, 2oz bottle of craft paint, and 1 package of "Skinny Sticks".
This initial outlay will make many tiles, or structures.
My first tile is 2in by 6in, in 28mm scale this will represent a 10ft wide by 30ft long corridor. I cut a 2in by 6in rectangle out of foam core, glued a 2in by 6in piece of foam plate too one side, them applied a wood border using 3 "Skinny Sticks" I then applied a slight texture to the foam plate surface, and carved in my 1in tiles.
Next them messy part, messy because I had a spill, mix the Mod Podge with the craft paint, to make an acrylic sealer for my creations. You don't add all the craft paint to all the Mod Podge, just use the paint too "tint" the Mod Podge. I had a small spill, but it went almost everywhere. luckily none of my current projects got damaged by it.
two coats of the sealer to make my terrain impervious.
I coated both sides, soo it sits on toothpicks while it dries. This sealer layer will take a full 24 hours to cure.
next will be painting the stonework to be a believable dungeon hallway...
