dougmander
Explorer
We use a mix of Dwarven Forge pieces and handmade terrain I make and bake using Sculpey.
Terrain for battlemats?
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Steel_Wind
Legend
DLP Projected 3d image on to the battlemat. 
Best graphical results possible - diverse terrain with animated effects - fastest setup time - fastest break down time - can be changed to another richly detailed area map in a second - no bumps - no muss no fuss erasing - pans and scrolls - fog of war - can be used to project maps from a module or directly from Dungeon's online supplements - can be used to map on the fly using the NWN toolset.
In short: the best possible battlemap in the least amount of time.
Best graphical results possible - diverse terrain with animated effects - fastest setup time - fastest break down time - can be changed to another richly detailed area map in a second - no bumps - no muss no fuss erasing - pans and scrolls - fog of war - can be used to project maps from a module or directly from Dungeon's online supplements - can be used to map on the fly using the NWN toolset.
In short: the best possible battlemap in the least amount of time.
sniffles
First Post
Little resin Christmas and Halloween displays sometimes have parts that are not too out-of-scale with miniatures. One of my friends has acquired some lamps, benches, barrels, docks, bridges, and other items from those sets. They're usually on sale 50% off at craft stores after the appropriate holiday.
The_Universe
First Post
I recommend building your own, using Hirst Arts molds, and/or foam cutters and solid insulation foam. It's a fun little subhobby, and it let's you create *exactly* what you want.
