What is the hardest part of a terrain collection? Making it? Nah.
Sturdiness? Sometimes. Well what? The hardest part is storing all that stuff!
And If you haven't watched Mel Bose's video on his Terrain Triad ( youtu.be/MMTjNJ2KqOU ), you should give it a watch.
My last post on Jungle terrain is about how you can take the same jungle and make it fit multiple genres. This gains you an efficiency in that you can reuse terrain and then make it feel totally different by changing out key elements and scatter. The arrangement of the terrain can change the tabletop, but the supporting bits that give the terrain its "feel" can really make the difference. These last photos will show the difference between a generic-modern jungle (ie Indonesia or Indian Jones movies), a fantasy jungle, and a sci-fi jungle. Just changing the scatter can make a big difference.
So save yourself some space and money. Build a solid core set and then outfit it with a variety of theme elements as needed. The same core jungle can have endless variations without taking up endless space. ... See MoreSee Less
