In addition to the starter crews, cardboard board tiles and buildings, the Carnevale starter also comes with this resin terrain. The gondola especially really helps sell the canals of Venice as an integral part of the game.
I say terrain, though really you can take the gondolas as part of your list and row it around.
There are also these mooring posts. As usual, terrain provides a fun opportunity to make things messy.
My fantasy furniture collection is starting to fill out. Look at all this nice loot!
This collection includes some desktop accessories. It really helps to make the space feel occupied.
You can never have too many boxes and barrels.
These paint up super quick. Just do a couple of browns and greys for contrast, give it a wash, and a dusty drybrush.
More fantasy furniture from Terrain Crate, this time an armory.
Terrain Crate uses a bendy plastic which I don’t especially like to work with. Long pieces (like the weapon racks) tend to bend and stay that way. And it’s difficult to clean up mold lines. But’s the price is good, and it does better in a pile than something less flexible (and therefore more brittle).
Plus, you can get away with a lot of problems in terrain. Just sponge some brown on it. The focus will be on the models, anyways.
