<r>The Hirst Arts Forums have some nice sewer pictures. There's one by Abaroth here: <URL url="http://hirstarts.yuku.com/topic/5751/Dungeon-caves-sewers-and-others-modules-lot-of-pics?page=3#.VCI3ixY9-So"><LINK_TEXT text="http://hirstarts.yuku.com/topic/5751/Du ... CI3ixY9-So">http://hirstarts.yuku....

<t>dndgamer are you asking if I'm selling the painted obelisks? If so there's a bit of a wait as I've been asked by several people for obelisks. These are prototypes so I can only cast one at a time, which makes them time consuming. Add to that the 9-12 steps it takes to paint one of these... and th...

jls304 I thought I'd share the obelisks painted using the granite style. It was really hard to photograph and get the details. So in the end I just held it into the light and took the shot.

<t>A few things to say in defense of using HA molds and an inexpensive material like Hydrostone: Even if you chip or break a piece its easy enough to repair or even remake. Material costs are very low, you can expand your inventory whenever you have the time, and you don't have to worry about someth...

<t>Here's one suggestions for using your bone tiles if you don't want to actually mod the Game Tiles. Get some Sculpey polymer clay (or the Micheal's store brand Craftsmart clay which is firmer and cheaper) Roll some out to the depth of the bone tiles. You can make the piece either the full width/he...

<t>I actually registered during the KS. I just haven't been haunting the DF forums since I'm so intrenched in the HA site. I hadn't ever considered DF for terrain because of it's aversion to fire. But my husband asked me to start making pieces for our game sessions so I though that Dwarvenite was th...

<r>I'm not sure my players would agree with you Oldmanwillow. About my being a nice lady. At least not when I'm DMing. <br/> But thank you both for the compliments. <E>:)</E> <br/> <br/> And jgardner44, I'd probably use resin if I wasn't afraid of it melting. And if I had a vacuum chamber for gettin...