I want more 3D Dungeon Decor

[Ssadral]

Well you could always go the dollhouse route. The cons are they are usually a little more expensive than your average dungeon sets, but the pros are the detail you get.

If the price turns you off then at least mine it for carpeting and rugs.

Here is a link to ½ inch stuff. I think it is close to miniature size.

Dollhouse Half Scale

 

[TheAuldGrump]

Whoops! I forgot that Christmas is coming!

Michael's and other craft stores often have many decorations that make excellent terrain - barrels, bridges, walls, and lots and lots of pine trees! The Lemax line has had some particularly nice walls on occasion.

I painted the patches of 'snow' green, and flocked it to become moss.

Also - the Confrontation line by Rakham had a number of 'Scenic Elements' that qualify as decor, I would believe - they were discontinued when Rakham swapped over to plastic, but were available chap, for a while. (And again with the digging....)

The Auld Grump

 

[TheAuldGrump]

RAFM has a series of decor pieces, including another favorite - a dead dragon.

Reaper Miniatures also has a few, but very nice looking, scenic bits.

And, not exactly furniture, but nice as scenics - Blue Moon Manufacturing has a line of resin and metal horse drawn vehicles. My favorite is a hearse - I have used it as the vehicle for a vampire in Mordheim, and in Spcraft as part of a Jazz Funeral.

The Auld Grump, who went digging through his collection.

 

[CharlesRyan]

I think it's Reaper that I got a campfire set from. Given how many scenes in the typical RPG take place around the heroes' encampment, I'm astonished how long it took me to find a simple campfire.

(Yellow d4s get old after a while. . . .)

 

[TheAuldGrump]

I think it's Reaper that I got a campfire set from. Given how many scenes in the typical RPG take place around the heroes' encampment, I'm astonished how long it took me to find a simple campfire.

(Yellow d4s get old after a while. . . .)

Yep, I think that is in one of their Adventuring Accessory sets, II or III?

Grendel has a few camps as well - two tents and a fire

A goblin encampment

And World Works has a small set that includes a tarp being used as a tent, and a cold campfire,

The 'tent' is nice (though I can tell you from Boy Scouts that that sort of tent does nothing to keep out the bugs, and, if the wind changes, the rain ), but the campfire is just part of the tile. The portal and ruins have seen use.

And then there is Portable Adventuring Kit - Campgrounds, by Penguin Labs

I have never seen this one up close.

I see that the dragon skellie picture didn't make it, so...

And, it may be worth looking in pet stores for aquarium decorations - I have found ruins, treasure chests, and even dinosaur skulls, all for having fish swim around.

The Auld Grump

 

[darjr]

That portable product is just the kind of thing I've been looking for!

 

[MerricB]

I think it's Reaper that I got a campfire set from. Given how many scenes in the typical RPG take place around the heroes' encampment, I'm astonished how long it took me to find a simple campfire.

(Yellow d4s get old after a while. . . .)

Well, you could always put a small piece of paper in the middle of the battlemat... and set it on fire!

No?

Oh, well!

Cheers!

 

[pawsplay]

Oh my God... it's full of stars!

 

[heirodule]

Thomarillion

Thomarillion. They are german, but ship to the US.

Their dungeon stuff:

Thomarillion Catalogue

 

[TheAuldGrump]

Thomarillion. They are german, but ship to the US.

Their dungeon stuff:

Thomarillion Catalogue

Okay, those are cool. Site bookmarked!

The Auld Grump
*Ah, slip casting! I did some of that back in the '70s. Thinking about it, I'm surprised that I haven't seen this used for terrain before now. It's a pretty easy and inexpensive process.