Leaning towards siding. It’s been about two years since I considered this project and I no longer care about overall scale. There is no way in Tartarus I’m recreating the whole map, but I do love the variety of builds included in this list. And the resin. And possibly the opportunity to be done with the Age of Sigmar dryads once and for all, so long as I’m messing with scale.
- Fisherman’s Shack – Wood siding, shingled roof, metal chimney pipe, round porthole, stretch of cliffs, ocean, wooden pier over water
- Ogre’s House with Stone Pool – Stone walls, thatched roof, iron banded door, sashed windows, stone pool lined with stone columns – maybe replace swimming cupid with trellis between the rows of columns
- Witch’s Cave – Shaped like a skull out of Scooby-Doo with smoke escaping a crack in the pate, forest of spooky living trees that throttle people
- Haunted Manor with Cemetery – Pseudo Gothic, eagle emblem, webs, broken windows, tower (only pictured from interior), headstones, short fencing, creepy dead tree with hole in the middle, crypt with stone columns and lion statue
- Waterfall to Stream past Dwarven House – Stone cliff, stream, waterwheel, tree root roof, brick chimney, attic popup window
- Stream under Stone Bridge and into Pond – low stone arch (golden ball hidden underneath), willow tree, stand of birch trees, lily pads, frog in a crown
- Dwarven Mine – Packed earth ramps, wood frame and door
Grassy meadows – Trees, bushes, wildflowers, stump in a flower patch where Pan plays his pipes, boulder next to the path, where bard plays his lute, grazing unicornBeach – stretch of cliffs, oceanMountain – Winding path, creepy castle with stable out front (and limited exterior presentation)
Still on the fence about the dwarven mine. It’s almost entirely flock, which I need to work on, but a ton of dirt. Still, entry to an underground something could come in handy on the tabletop. Maybe something more bunker-style like SARAH in Eureka. Either way, my flock-foo is still weak AF, time to address that (besides building sci-fi instead). Any excuse for a static grass applicator.
