I finally got some pics up of my EW terrain. I use it for easy & functional terrain to complement my One Monk paper models.

I've found that the paper terrain and the paper models really work well together. There's a aesthetic complementariness to having an all paper table (models & terrain). When you've got 3d sculpts operating w/2d terrain pieces or 2d paper models operating w/full 3d terrain, there's a bit of disconnect, at least for me.

Anyways ... here's a bit of what I'm talking about:


The setting.


Terra Force Soldiers take up position in the woods.


Hybrid swarm is hungry.


Showdown ... bugs vs. humans: FIGHT!

Awesome stuff. I love standees. I wish WWG would make Hinterland Standees any ways I'm all ways picking on Denny for that.

The standees look great and the Hinterland set up is really cool. I hope to make some for my 40K games soon!

Agreed...between Denny and the WWG team, Mel Ebbles and his stuff and Jim over at OneMonk, we're truly in a golden age of cardstock modelling.

For the newbies and the prodigal children that might have missed my postings of Jim's work.


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(these were all hand cut )

OneMonk stuff rocks in general and works a treat with WWG textures and builds.


Lord Abaddon of Wormwood

Laser printers seem to do matte photo-paper quality on regular cardstock. For now, I will stick with the photo-paper, but a color laser is most definitely in my future.