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Hello :) I've been trying to update the (hosted) CSP site for a while now - but I don't seem to have access anymore. Is there any chance that someone could look into it (maybe it is something as simple as a password has been changed during an update or something like that). Though there is no...

Glad you like them :) ...and glad to be of help. Though I think something wasn't quite right ...so I've tinkered a little more and tried to give you another option:

Here's my attempt ...I hope they look ok... Clean version: Beat-up version:

Hello :) I like to draw the occasional shield (design) now and again, so I could try and depict it on an old shield if you like? It probably wouldn't take me all that long.

Here's the skeletons... These are from Caesar Miniatures' 'Undead' pack (see the link in the first post) and you get 35+ in the box (I got 37). Some of the other figures in the pack might also be usable as ghosts, wraiths, etc. (which I hope to slap some paint on soon) - though the vampire...

Apologies for the delay with the skeleton mini's (I've kinda been side-tracked with some WWII figures :blush: ) ...but I will try and take some pictures of the four I have painted this weekend.

Any other 1:72 fantasy ranges would be cool to know about :) I think I stumbled on the same ranges myself when I was first looking into getting some 1:72 orcs ...and if I'm honest I would have liked to get hold of the Rebel mini's - but I couldn't find anywhere over here in the UK that sold...

Now I don't know if there are any plastic 1:72 scale beastmen-type miniatures available at the moment (all I know is that I couldn't find any) ...and so I thought I would try some 15mm goatmen and minotaurs from 'Magister Militum'... They are still pretty cheap (you get 8 of the goatmen for...

For my 1:72 orcs, I chose not to buy the Caesar ones (as I think they have too much of a comical/warhammer look about them - which doesn't really sit well with me) and instead opted to go with some Dark Alliance orcs. From the box art you can see that it is almost a direct copy of a scene...

For wildmen/barbarians I have gone for a box of Italeri Barbarian Warriors - which are exactly the same as an old Esci set as shown in the following link: Plastic Soldier Review - Esci Barbarian Warriors I used to have a box of these when I was a kid - though I couldn't find them when I went...

At first it seemed like I was spoiled for choice for 1:72 scale human figures (because of all the historical ranges available), but since I wanted to go with a bit of a dark age theme for them (as I hope to use them for a Silmarillion-type game one day) that narrowed things down quite a bit...

Like the elves above, the dwarves I have are from Caesar Miniatures - and similarly the box states that it contains 35+ miniatures (I got 36). Some of the figures have more of a warhammer look to them than I would like (once again, I prefer the ones with a LotR appearance), but that is...

A while back I saw that a few companies had started to produce some 1:72 scale fantasy miniatures - and (not surprisingly) I picked up a few packs to see how they looked :) ...well they are only £5 or £6 for a box that contains anywhere between thirty and fifty figures (depending on the...

They're not random, but I did create a lot of different dungeon maps last year that can be pieced together to make something like this: http://www.enworld.org/CrookedStaffProductions/30_dungeons.jpg ...and I also blew them up to miniatures scale (so folks can print them off as impromptu...

Were you looking primarily for maps created for use with miniatures? or just dungeon maps in general? I created a bunch of geomorph style dungeons last year (that I also attempted to blow up to 'battlemat' scale) which can be found here: generic_dungeons ...though I wouldn't call them 'great'...

If it's of any use... ...earlier in the year I drew a lot of 'geomorph' style tiles myself (that can also be printed out at battlemat scale) that I uploaded to my website here: generic_dungeons

Awesome! The city maps are my favourite part of the site.

December's map...

I'm afraid I haven't done anything with it yet (as I admit I've not run a game now for quite some time). I did however discover this website when I was contemplating the idea: Hordes of the Things for D20 ...but that was about it really (though I do intend to try it out some day). Anyway...

The 'Nasteez' name does ring a bell - so I think you're probably right :) Anyway, I dug out another of those 12"x12" polystyrene ceiling tiles the other day (the same thing I used to create the dwarven gate above) and I thought I would have a go at making a few small (rocky) terrain pieces...