I want more 3D Dungeon Decor

[TheAuldGrump]

Not quite as cool, but with some nice bits - J. R. Models

Also noteworthy, for those of a modernish or steampunkish bent - Pegasus Models/Imex has a selection of plastic kits that are fairly easy to find. Image of the Chemical Plant and the Large Gothic Building is from TheWarstore.com - I could not find the manufacturer's site.

The Auld Grump, the chem plant might also work for a Skaven themed scenario, or a dwarven distillery....

 

[CharlesRyan]

Armorcast is also a good source--mostly stuff for 40K-style miniatures wargaming, but plenty that works for RPGs and fantasy as well. I have a zillion of their tree stumps, logs, stone walls, barrels, and crates, along with a few river sections and gothic ruins.

 

[TheAuldGrump]

Heh - another source that I forgot: Cake decorations, in particular wedding cakes.

You can find pillars, fountains, and, if you are feeling sadistic, a gazebo!.

Also Lance & Laser had some decor, and are now a part of Armorcast. Among the odder bits -

Flamingos.

You have a gazebo surrounded by flamingos, and that is bound to strike fear into the hearts of adventurers!

Less terrifyingly they have some nice themed bits of decor -

'Cause skulls are always good. (Surrounding the gazebo....)

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[TheAuldGrump]

Ugh. Fell asleep at the keyboard (bad sign) and dreamed that I was running a Fantasy Craft game set in Wonderland.

The scenario involved a gazebo surrounded by flamingos, the direct result of this thread.

I woke up while explaining the snicker snack feat....

Time for bed.

The Auld Grump, and I can still remember the scenario....

 

[Hussar]

Quick question about fighting on 3d stairs - how do you use minis? Do the minis fall over?

 

[TheAuldGrump]

Quick question about fighting on 3d stairs - how do you use minis? Do the minis fall over?

Most of the stairs that I use cheat - rather than being truly to scale the are wide enough to hold a figure. A matter of the practical over the aesthetic.
Examples-

(Second image is from Vampifan's World of the Undead. Vampifan has done some very nice builds with cardstock terrain, if you are into zombie mayhem in your games, I can recommend his site. )

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[Hussar]

There are some abso-bloody-lutely fantastic links in here. That Vampifan site is GREAT!

 

[TheAuldGrump]

I realize that the original poster is not a fan of cardstock decor, but, well, free is good. And here's some more. Some of these pieces are quite complex, and some you may just want to steal pieces from (the pillars from Temple of the Forbidden Eye, for example).

And you can't go too far wrong with a model of the Nautilus.

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[TheAuldGrump]

A company that I remembered while talking about doors on another thread - Fantascenes has some good stuff.

Some grave markers and slabs -

Some statues -

Spoiler

Ack! A Gazebo!

(I actually wasn't planning to continue the gazebo schtick, but there it was....)

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*EDIT* Ack! Those are screen breakingly big pictures.

 

[Hussar]

The Auld Grump - some of those pics are a tad big.

Keep them coming though. Wow.