A year ago or so I put together some quick and easy crates for my 15mm sci fi games using cable ties and wooden cubes. A little while later I found some wider cable ties, wide enough to cover the entire side of the cube so I manufactured another batch of crates. These ones look … Continue reading 15mm and 28mm sci fi crates – redux

See the finished versions here. Looking for some more travel-friendly gaming terrain, and for a bit more variety than the two fixed boards in a case. I like the concept of dungeon tiles, and have enjoyed playing around with the TTCombat set in fantasy games. They're very flexible in what they can be arranged to … Continue reading Stackable sci fi tiles – WIP

I want to put together a travel-friendly set of sci fi dungeon-esque tiles. Nothing too fancy to cry over when something inevitably gets damaged and which could be easily replicated in future, while being more satisfying to game on than laminated geomorph print outs. This is the result: Each section is based made up from … Continue reading Quick, cheap and easy sci fi corridors

Some even quicker and easier scatter terrain, with even less effort put on painting them. Little leftover chunks of milliput wrapped up in small shreds of an actual bin bag, and tied off with a strand of wire from the various cables I ripped out of defunct electronic devices. One slapdashedly applied coat from a … Continue reading Sci fi scatter terrain – bin bags

With some fixed boards now to hand for playing on, I wanted to accumulate some moveable scatter terrain which could be used to freshen up the game layouts and provide some added tactical interest. Crates are ubiquitous in both fantasy and sci fi games so were the first on the production line. Most tutorials and … Continue reading Sci fi scatter terrain – crates