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I'm pleased to announce the release of my latest set of Print & Paste textures… ...and, as is usual with the Print & Paste range, it's all made by gluing paper printouts to bits of card, drinking straws, toothpicks, etc. :) As always, its a pay-what-you-want download over on DriveThruRPG (so...

I'm pleased to announce the release of my latest set of Print & Paste textures… ...and, with this latest pdf, I've added a few standing stones to the range! As always, it's a pay-what-you-want download over on DriveThruRPG - and the video below shows you how to put them together. Hope you...

Yeah, unfortunately the video seems to have been compressed horribly after upload though :(

I managed to get #1 delivered (which wasn't a straight forward process)... ...and, as is usual for this kind of thing, #1 is usually a bargain (and worth picking up even if you don't intend on collecting the whole thing). I did a bit of a review HERE if anyone is still interested.

I'm pleased to announce the release of my latest set of Print & Paste textures... ...and, with this latest pdf we can venture out into a creepy swamp. Note that, just like all of the other products in the print & paste range, it's a pay-what-you-want download over on DriveThruRPG (HERE is...

I’m pleased to announce the release of another set of my papercraft(ish) terrain pieces... ...and, with this latest addition, we can now light up the dungeon with a few flames and braziers. Note that, just like all of the other products in the print & paste range, it's a pay-what-you-want...

I’m pleased to announce the release of the next batch of ‘print & paste’ textures… ...and, as you can see, with this latest pdf I’ve added some industrial looking stairs and walkways to the Sci-Fi range. If you’re not familiar with the print & paste technique – it’s basically printing out...

I'm pleased to announce the release of my latest batch of sci-fi textures: And, just like all of the other products in the print & paste range, it's a pay-what-you-want download over on DriveThruRPG - plus there is a short video (below) showing how to put it together: Hope you like it!

And here's part 2:

I'm pleased to announce the release of the latest addition to the Print & Paste range of papercraft(ish) terrain: And, as you can see, with this new pdf, we can add some nasty devices to the dungeon. As usual, the pdf is available as a pay-what-you-want product over on DriveThruRPG - and the...

I'm pleased to announce the release of another set of my papercraft(ish) dungeon terrain... ...and, with this latest addition, we can now add a few curved passages to the dungeon. Note that, just like all of the other products in the print & paste range, it's a pay-what-you-want download...

I'm pleased to announce the release of another of my 'print & paste' designs... ...and, as you can see, this latest addition adds a few different types of large doorways to the dungeon. And, just like all of the other products in the 'Print & Paste' range, it's a pay-what-you-want download...

And a short follow-up video:

I'm pleased to announce the release of my latest 'print & paste' product... ...and, as you can see, with this new pdf, you can now add a few gargoyles to the dungeon. As always, you can find the pay-what-you-want pdf file HERE - and below is a video showing how to put them together...

I'm pleased to announce the release of the latest addition to my range of 'tiny terrain' pdfs: And, as you can see, with this new expansion set we can now add rivers and streams (and a few other bits and pieces - like docks and watermills) to our 3D map tiles. As always, you can find the...

I'm pleased to announce the release of yet another addition to my print & paste range... ...and, with this latest pdf, you can make a stone throne that slides back to reveal a set of secret stairs. Note that, just like all of the other products in the print & paste range, it's a...

Here's the (not so) grand finale (just a few tips & tricks in this one): And here's a quick look at the final layout: So, if you've been following along, here's hoping you've enjoyed it (and maybe had a go at making your own :) ).

Part 5: ...only one more to go!

And here's part 4:

Part 3 (of 6):