The Loose Association of Wargamers

Full disclosure, I game with Ian from Fenris and get to see some of his stuff close up.

He’s recently invested in some new 3d printers and the results are here:
https://fenrisgames.com/shop#!/All-Road ... ort=normal

https://fenrisgames.com/shop#!/Jungle-F ... ort=normal

The quality struck me as very good for 3d printing, virtually no striation at all, full interior detail on the bits I saw. Currently working out how to justify some of the Roman stuff into my terrain

As an aside do you know what those rubber moulds are like LT?
Which one would you use for a cobblestone road in 28mm?
Do they come out as strips or individual tiles?

Pfwoar! Them Roman roads are luverley!

And so straight!

But hard on the shockies.

I have a few of his older pieces. Small stuff for Aztecs or Pulp/Cthulhu. The new pieces really look spectacular. Added to my wish list.

valleyboy wrote: ↑Mon Mar 04, 2019 7:03 pm As an aside do you know what those rubber moulds are like LT?
Which one would you use for a cobblestone road in 28mm?
Do they come out as strips or individual tiles?

I wasn't of course referring to the Apian way stuff but the rubber moulds

https://fenrisgames.com/shop#!/Rubber-M ... ort=normal

I haven’t seen those specifically but Ian’s comment on the web site is:

“One set cast from this mould will be enough to cover approx. 3x2" surface area. Individual stones average 5x2mm with variation in size, shape, and thickness to give a truly "natural" look when tiled. Average thickness 2mm; easily cut, snapped, and shaped with basic craft tools.

Cast with gypsum-based plasters for longest life of mould re-use; use urethane resins for greater strength & speed - at the cost of some mould longevity.”

Useful for peeps in foreign parts who are keen to avoid significant postage costs?

I’m tempted to use them with the Rubble City Kickstarter I picked up.