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.

I continue to use Rangers of Shadow Deep as an excuse to build out my general fantasy collection. This time, it’s furniture, specifically for a torture chamber.

I bought a couple of the big Terrain Crate boxes and will be working on it from time to time. This has already been used for Tor Varden.

This turn marker was part of this year’s Adepticon swag bag. I dig Creature Caster’s stuff, but haven’t found the right reason to pick any of it up.

The opposite side goes up to twenty so could also double as a life counter for something like Magic.

I got this hill from Broken Egg at Adepticon. It’s a mostly flat piece of resin of the same flavor as the flat puddles I got a couple of years ago.

I like these pieces because they add a lot of texture to a table while allowing models to stand on them. They’re prettier than neoprene, but easier to use than more dimensional pieces.