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herearedragons · 11 months
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Ritual Pool + The Guardian Lady of the Manor
I'M DONE I'M DONE I'M FINALLY DONE.
This is a battle map for tomorrow's D&D session; a subterranean chamber under an abandoned manor, where the vengeful spirit of the former Lady (ritually drowned in the very pool where she now resides) guards a secret even deeper underneath the earth.
The floor pieces are made from foam board, the rest is various foam packing pieces. The pools are sculpted from hot glue, and everything is painted with acrylic paint. I considered lining the central pool's border with stones as well, but decided I don't want to cut up and individually paint the pieces of more packing peanuts.
(banshee mini from paperforge btw)
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kittyvalancexxx · 2 years
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we're heading to Chult to do ToA so I'm giving our dice-roller/set piece a bit of a facelift and refresh :)
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ghoulish-arts · 11 months
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Wizard tower loosely inspired by Stardew valley, most fun diorama I've had with a diorama
Here is some WIP pictures
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betuspaints · 7 months
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Display board is done!
This build was mostly to test my terrain building chops and I think I did pretty well here, it definitely has made me want to build more terrain.
Very happy with how it all turned out, I think my favorite part is the Aquila and banding that I sculpted onto the big pipe on the right.
The other thing I'm really pleased with on this is the color choice. Some of my minis I'll look at afterwards and think "this isn't quite the right shade" or that I wish I'd picked something different, or mixed a color with different ratios. On this however I think I got everything spot on.
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pm-minimarauding · 7 days
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My empire of unfinished green lol.
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Planning on painting the trenches with a Modge podge base then using a grout mixture to emulate mud.
Planning on carving stones into the bridge and supports, basing black, and then dry brushing gray. Used bondo to seal cracks on supports which is not idea but I think will still be workable.
Planning on using these for 40k, killteam, Legion, and Turnip28. Any advice? Is the bridge too tall?
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nekrosmagos · 8 months
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tinyron · 1 year
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Behold 👁
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The BONES 🦴💀🦴
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gngerorge · 11 months
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First bigger projekt, an early medieval church, only the walls and they are not conected permanently yet (secret me easteregg)
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adamantform · 1 year
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Finally its comming...Fallen Titan Temple just got serious:
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dora85 · 4 months
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calico-cat-art · 1 year
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I dont know why but ive been really into doing landscaping in sims lately
this is the only part of this house thats fully done. i moved a sim in so i could use the TOOL mod so the plants wouldnt be floating on the hill and to smush the rocks into the steeper parts a bit better and THEN i found a bunch of debug planters and thought it would be cool if THOSE were set in ground and it became a whole thing
unfortunately debug items cant be rotated with the tool mod so i just had to lower them into the ground until all parts were touching the ground in some way but oh well. it looks fine so thats all that matters tho i did notice a few of the plants that i missed that are still floating. you may be able to see them in one of the pictures lol
the balconies are also both done but i didnt include pictures of them....mostly cuz i forgot.
i realized after i started taking screenshots that i forgot to stick some windows on the first floor of the side of the house that the greenhouse is on. the kitchen is gonna be in that area and i was waiting til after i got that laid out before adding windows but i meant to add some temporary ones for the screenshots and got distracted by the balconies.....which you cant even really see in the screenshots lmao
#sims 4#sims 4 build#sims 4 house#sims 4 landscape#this took so long#its been like 4 days#tbf i only work on it for a few hours every night but still#laying all the individual garden path stones and paver stones for the patio was very time consuming#could i have just used terrain paint like a normal person?#sure. but i think the stone terrain paints look bad#the colors are off#and theyre not random enough#i want my garden paths and patios to look diy#and while theres only 3 different garden path stones and 3 different paver stones in debug thats still plenty of combinations to make#it look random#while i was getting everything in the garden planted in game the sim i moved in to play test things got that ''get married in 7 days and#youll get money'' phone call and id never actually accepted that before so i was like ''fuck it i can do that really fast''#and i grabbed a random sim from his relationship panel that he only knew from the welcome wagon#and cheated their relationship a bit#and had them make out for awhile until he could propose and then had them elope#you do actually get money from that#i dont remember how much tho#plus the guy he married ended up having a decent amount of money too#i was just gonna kick him out once i finished with the landscaping (i dont usually play test my builds tho i probably should)#but im kind of attached to him and his husband now lol#i dont even remember either of their names#anyway its like 1am so i should probably go to bed lol#im glad i had the foresight to actually take screenshots this time tho so im not just posting pictures i took of my laptop#screen with my phone lol#honestly my least favorite thing about landscaping in the sims is the inability to really blend it into the landscaping
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herearedragons · 11 months
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Fire-On-The-Water manor: first floor
second floor | ritual chamber
My D&D party is officially done with this chapter of their adventure, so I'm disassembling this map and taking some pictures in the process!
Fire-On-The-Water Manor is a place with a dark history, conjured into existence by an efreet for his genasi daughter, who ruled the land as a tyrant until she was overthrown by her rebelling subjects. The building was then repurposed into a monastery, and later into a Grey Manor, a place of housing for the victims of the plague sweeping the land, but many pieces of its opulent interior still remain.
When the party found it, is was abandoned and in disarray, with only ghosts of the dead roaming the place, and it was up to them to uncover the latest chapter in the history of this place of misfortune.
The outer walls are made from styrofoam packing for an oven (I think??), with interior walls made from foam board, painted with acrylics. The domes are made from packing tape rolls. I hand-painted the little paintings that can be found on both floors. This map has been through several sessions and doesn't have the best structural integrity in general, so you can see some wear and tear (and the toothpicks that hold it all together), but it held up pretty well.
Fun fact: I initially used spray paint as a primer, not realizing that spray paint melts styrofoam. As a result, the texture became way more grainy, to the point where I couldn't really cover it with paint. That's when I decided to explain it by the fact that the mansion was built from porous volcanic rock, and that's how the Lady of the Manor became a fire genasi.
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ghoulish-arts · 22 days
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When you figure out how to make grass tufts without one of those static applicators, it feels so liberating.
Gonna add these to the three towers/trays so I can get them all finished up.
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pm-minimarauding · 9 days
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Join me on tiktok tomorrow for some terrain building! There's so much to do!!!
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nekrosmagos · 8 months
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