Modular Hirst Arts Dungeon

Though I like the storage potential and overall niftiness of my paper world works games stuff, I also really enjoy my Hirst Arts molds. I found my World Works paper takes far too long to setup on the fly for quick games of DnD, so set out to remedy the problem.

I used WWG paper floors glued to cork tiles for my floors here, then built Hirst Arts walls to fit into those tiles. The result looks nice and allows me to rapidly and easily build my dungeon rooms for DnD.

Some Simple Modular Ruins

This is a little experiment to make some simple ruins that could be used to construct whatever I need for a game, so if I need some random LOS blockers these will work, if I need to construct a fortification around an objective, they've got that covered as well.

Onyx Repainted

Well, having already purchased the Throne of Stars box set, now having the Wolfen Army box as well, I had two copies of Onyx. So to solve this little problem, I chose to repaint the one that came in the army box. It isn't my best work, but I am still pretty happy with him.

Also, there is a little teaser in the background, got me some ruins to work on :D