The tiles themselves are a great find. I always find it funny that terrain makers are obsessed with miniature-level detail on their most basic terrain. Much cheaper and faster (and often as effective on the tabletop outside of HD photography) would be simple printed scenic papers, either flat or textured, of the kinds widely used in model railways. Loads of manufactured ones exist and they're also incredibly easy to just print at home as well. Stick some of those onto these tiles and you've got an instant result without any effort. Using papers also lets you makes all the tiles 2-sided.

neat

awesome first video! hope to see more in the future!

I know it might be more crude? But I'm now wondering if you can just use printed tiles on the steel and use the toys that way so just glue and cut it a set of tiles

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6 ай бұрын

@@bugsandcrafts I mean print paper and glue it to the sheet with spray/contact sement

impressive video, keep it up