It's almost obligatory, isn't it?
The photo quality isn't the best, I'm not particularly good with cameras and all I have is an iPhone.

In both of these I tried out things I have not seen in the galleries, though correct me if I'm wrong.

For both of these builds I used:
• Streets of Malifaux
• Buildings of Malifaux
• 3x Connector Pack
The first build ended when I ran out of doors to connect rooms with.
The second build ended when I ran out of L-clips.

First, a dungeon with some narrow corridors:



I tried out three different narrow corridor configurations:





Secondly, a mansion, there is something... ...askew with it perhaps.



Outside:





Inside:





I personally like how the staircase came out.

Those are fantastic builds. That staircase is awesome. I particularly like the angles you have achieved in both the dungeon and mansion.

Superb. Great (really great) to see a build break away from the right angle boxiness that builds have followed to date.

The 45 degree angles and narrow corridors are very creative. I will have to use them soon. Thanks for sharing!

Agreed its fun to see some use of angled layouts.

Awesome! Super creative layouts.

During a little break from work I cobbled together another building to further my search of Ways To Use Terraclip Pieces In Ways They Were (Probably) Not Meant To Be Used.



Outside:




Inside (the potentially more interesting part):





To be honest it doesn't hold together particularly well.

I like the eaves (and their impact on lines of sight between roof and ground).

Swamp outpost.
Extensive use of upside-down railings.



Details:

I really, really, love that swamp outpost

That is just super sweet! Slap some marsh basing down there and those docks would look like bayou country in south Louisiana... Great job!

really thumbs up for the creative use of the railings!!


denny think about a stone skin for the balconies to use them in this way!^^

The swamp railing system is super inspiring! As well as those roofing shapes, really clever. Thanks for your good brain!

I am beginning to think I need at least two more sets of both buildings and streets...

Here is a different diagonal building trick and a roof I quite like.



Here are some details:






Hope something finds these useful...

Really impressed by the creativity shown here in using those balcony bits! Pretty surprising really

I was always curious how coincidental is the way some of these things fit together, or was it intended to work that way...

Well, everything was designed to fit clean modular standards so its a mix of both really. You've found new uses for things that fit together in a lot of unexplored combinations

I love the swamp set up. It's inspired me to use the reverse railings and extra balconey pieces for a dock on my river.

I'm going to run The Sellwwords of Punjar from Goodman Games and wanted to build the following beggars street with papercraft:



[Image is free from their web site]

That was going to be a huge build, given the multiple stories and roofing. So, I went out and purchased my first Terraclips - 2x Buildings, 1x Streets, and 3x clips.

I'm happy to say, between this inspirational thread, picking up some nippers to make my own knotches, and one or two other mods-to-be-detailed-later I was successful building this out. I'm dressing it now and will upload pics to another thread this weekend.

Long live kitbashing - even with TCP!

Teaser mid-construction shot:

I'm not sure if you were talking to me, but if you were: "Yes! this was my first TerraClips build." - though I've built lots of stuff with other kits from here and elsewhere.

You can see more pix from this build in this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=68&t=11513

The entire first half of this adventure took place in that one street model.

I'm now kitbashing TCP into to build a tower which you can read about in this thread:

viewtopic.php?f=5&t=11682

The full adventure is being documented over on WotC's community site:

http://community.wizards.com/go/thread/ ... _(Spoilers!)

Me?

Yeah.
This was me spazzing out and having fun with the stuff just after I opened the boxes for the first time. This was also my first time playing around with terrain since those two boxes was what started my RPG-terraining.

I need to get more of them...
But for now I had more important stuff to buy.
Like papercrafting tools and a lot of WWG paper model sets.

Welcome to the addiction...

What stage am I at when I bought Streets of Blood just for the wagon?

Don't sweat it - you needed something to carry all those dead bodies, right?

Just wait until you buy sets because you think that you might eventually need a prop...but don't yet.

(Lol! - I know just what you mean.)

Careful, you'll ruin cardstock reputation for cost effective terrain!
Of course all the other parts of that set will be just what you need . . . later.

Yeeeeeah... I need to bash that TCP hinterland before I get to bashing a TCP desert though...

Gjeez, Talae, I'm already so far past that point I can't see the horizon behind me. [No looking back...]

Just imagine the problem I have...I have stacks of cardstock and photopaper that have been printed and never cut, or machine cut and never built. STACKS, I say!

I'm kinda looking forward to losing power today from this storm coming up the east coast. It'll give me some quality time cutting and assembling the pile of cliff pieces I've printed out but never assembled. That'll make room for the next pile of pages to be moved under my keep-em-flat weight until the next power outage...