RelicBlade Lava Board Complete

Ok Guys, here it is! I finished off the lava terrain today. Next up is the forest board. Enjoy and let me know if you have any questions.

RelicBlade and my Lava Castle Terrain

I'm not sure if you guys have heard of RelicBlade yet, but it is a new tabletop miniature game with RPG elements. It requires few minis and a 2x2 playing surface. It is in Kickstarter at the moment ( https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1000723637/relicblade-adventure-battle-game ). The creater is a comic book artist who sculpted, did the art, and wrote the rules on his own. Check out his website here: http://relicblade.com/ and the Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/182254545474657/ . Any way on to the good stuff!


I started with an initial sketch inspired by RelicBlade's author own Castle.

  I carved the terrain from 2 inch thick pink foam and glued it to mdf.

 Afterward I applied a thick coat of acrylic caulk and brushed it out.

I then glued sand to the rock.

Primed the entire thing black.

Drybrushed in several shades of grey.

 Painted the lava with white, orange, yellow, and reds. I also did a light drybrush of black.

 I'm now working on the man made features of the board. First up is this wip of one of my rope bridges. It's only string and various craft sticks. I'll have more soon.

RPG Mushroom Man

I painted up this Reaper Bones Mushroom Man using Game Decor paints ( http://gamedecor.com ).
I think he turned out well. The earthy/ dirty look came out great thanks to the terrain paints I used on his trunk.

I've got two more smaller ones that I might paint up soon.

Dragons Don't Share 2

First up is my rendition of the Dragons Don't Share set by Reaper.

For this set I decided to use Game Decor Paints on the baseing and stone. I mounted the piece on a clip board (lol).

From there I simply flocked it using woodlands scenics products.

After that I began painting the dragon. Interestingly enough, the owner of game decor paints approached me with an offer to paint up my dragon in some of his new unreleased paints. I agreed and was very happy I did. The paints are most excellent.

Blocked in colors.

Some details.

 

 After a wash.

Some Highlighting.

A bit more detailing.

And a finished dragon

Next I went back to the ruins to add some additional vegetation. For this I used Army Painter poison ivy and swamp grass tufts.

I think it gave a nice effect to the project. Overall I'm queit happy with the way it turned out. The sculpt from Reaper ( www.reapermini.com ) was great and  the game decor ( http://gamedecor.com/ ) paints are some of the best I've worked with ( and the prices are great!). I encourage everyone to check them out!