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Please reach out if you have any questions. Just give up and let the paint do the work. Do not try and control things. Speed painting terrain is more like Jackson Pollack than mini painting. Just paint shitty in different ways instead of a uniform treatment. Do not over work. At some point just stand it up and let it dry. Do NOT try and speed drying up with sunlight or fans. Let me know how it goes. All Stone buildings can be done the same but will need one dry-brush coat, irregular.

Thanks Adam I'll have a look! I'm not sure what I can add that would be better than a bag of gravel. If you are thinking of something smaller that does not have to be directly integrated into the cliffs I think I can help. I think It will still be a little alien looking regardless of transitions. I don't think there are many (if any) natural examples of a cliff off-set from, but on top of another cliff. One exception being the unplayable option of a lower cliff ascending at a sharp angle into an upper cliff. This set is intended to split the difference between playable surfaces and the idea of a mountain, if people use it that way.

Thanks, Let me know know how it goes!

Thank you! 😊

Ah, I have access to a 52 inch wide latex printer. The image itself I think I just got on one of those free wallpaper/landscape photo pages. Can't remember which one but there are a few. I've really found AI to be awesome for this though I have too many back drops to take advantage. The AI can work well, especially if there is a source photo or 2 to push things along.

@@gamescape3d Nice, I started water color to make backgrounds (like I needed an excuse to start another hobby.) Learning how to scale a skill based on 6x9 watercolor paint and into background of banner size has been... a challenge. No success yet. Watercolor with a 4" wide brush is... interesting (and expensive) My friend works in a banner making shop he's always printing out maps on scrap ends... his employer calls it a perk and lets him. What motivated you to acquire the printer?

@@HunterMayer Good luck with the watercolor, It is too unforgiving for me. As for the printer, I have access to it through my day job, it isn't mine personally. I guess when we got it I figured people would use it like I do, but it hasn't really worked out and it has constant issues. Like a small printer that never works right, it is just bigger. It is also the only close source machine we have so all major work on it ultimately needs to be farmed out to HP.

My pleasure! Thanks for the request Keith:) I'm working on a add-ons list so let me know if anything new comes up or if a feature needs to be tweaked.

Awesome! Have fun printing:)

Thanks for the question , looks like 500-550 grams for every 190mm of length. There are 1/2 height cliff options which will knock that down under 300 grams in most parts.

Thanks WIll, I appreciate all the support:)

I wouldn't say inspired as much as guiltlessly imitated:) Though I only saw one brief video of the cliffs. It was easy to think of a ton of improvements since I don't have to vacuum press the end design. Do you know where it comes from originally? I was told Dwarven Forge but it doesn't really have their feel .

@@gamescape3d I'll stick with "inspired" given how much you've added. It comes from a company called Funko.

@@TalismancerM Ah Thanks for the info, I'm too far along to really change anything but it would still be nice to take a closer look at. Thanks a bunch for the info!

@@TalismancerM finally found the cliffs, funko is a popular word. I didn't realize they were completely unrelated to 28mm . I guess there is not much to it.

@@gamescape3d The toy set got popular in the terrain crowd because they work well at 28mm and there's little else out there. They now sell on Ebay for ~$50 and people dont just buy one. I'll def be using yours as much more adaptable...cheers!

Thanks for the comment Sean:) Something like this did cross my mind but my concern is it would look cool but would not get used on the tabletop. Maybe a short wall thing. I think the cliffs for sure could make a nice hiding place for a dungeon level but I would think it would end up being pulled out on the table to play out. I have a hard time imagining a DM making everyone stand up to look down into a pit to play out an encounter, or moving to one side of the table. What are your thoughts. Are you imagining access in a different way from me?

@@gamescape3d yes, I was thinking a short wall thing but like 2-3 story's. So like you could have an entrance at the top maybe and as the players go lower into the catacombs you could reveal the next layer with cavern walls. Similar to a castle with rooms or building but caverns with different areas. I hope that makes sense.

@@sean210420 I'll have a look, I think I get it, so it is more of a free standing thing than something merged into the walls. I think that would work, I'll see where things are at this month time wise with the basic features and testing. It may be a nice new loyalty reward also:) Thanks for the input!

Thanks for the question. That is one of the requests I've been asked to add. I'll take a run at it. All the 3d Printed waterfalls I've seen look awful compared to resin and I'm not confident I can find my way on that either but I will try. Certainly a dry waterfall that people can add resin to is viable.

Thanks for checking it out Nick:)

Thanks Mike!

Thankyou!

yeah this model particular is definitely not for everyone. Fights pits in general are a specific. If you don't need to fight in the pit it just kind of sits on the shelves. The large bottom space is good for anything you want to use it for but I think using a side space would work just as well with a smaller model.

Thanks Mike, I'll do the best I can:)

Thank You:)

Thanks Robert, the vids are a drain, I'll have a look at doing a longer one next month though! Yeah my hand tremor is still awful depending on the time of day. They gave me a pretty hard beta blocker after my heart surgery in '21. If I time it right with a glass of whisky my hands can be okay:) Thanks for all the support, you have to be drowning in STLS by now,LOL.

Glad you like them!

Thanks!

Thanks for the comment, Anycubic Vypers and Creality K1's mostly, a couple parts on X series Qidiis

I don't see why not, you'll get stuck with 4 gates but otherwise you could figure out some makeshift solutions. Guess you could use the straight end wall as a simple connector on both sides. Use some green stuff to cap any openlock connectors you don't need, or even cap with a half-openlock.