The rest I I printed, cut, edged, and assembled: Most of the buildings were made using a product called TerraClips (the thick cardboard and clips you can see) - which I modified using some nippers, paper-coverings, and stickers printed with the tile-textures. I mean, you're not painting/airbrushing this crap on standard cardstock and gluing it together yourself are you? If so, you must be independently wealthy. If you'd like, I'd be happy to post play-session pics when we start in a few weeks.īeermotor wrote:How are you doing this, anyway? Color printer I hope. The photos I prepared for possible submission are at and there's some raw images at - each room gets a closeup so you can see what paper props I used for each encounter. Here's the players view at the start of the module: I built Cutpurse alley, completely playable, mostly out of paper for my group and for the contest. I don't have a very good visual imagination, so I've become a papercraft guy (I hang out over at mostly.) Every year there's a contest for user built dioramas.
I recently picked up Sellswords of Punjar to train a new group of 4e players.
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