Anybody like to point to any links for 2D terrain, trees, walls, buildings etc, 2d mainly for 20mm/28mm

Cheers
Alan - Uk

Soulman,

Just out of curiosity, what's up with the two dim. terrain? Lack of storage space? If demand is there we may start making two dim. terrain.

robby.

I'm kinda confused... what exactly is 2D terrain? Is it just like punch out cardstock?

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I think he means a flat map, like counter game uses.

robby

I'm interested to hear more about 2D as well. Not that I will switch.

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Pete

Hi guys, i have never really tried, printing and glueing 3D paper buildings etc, tried it once, made a big mess with the glue etc..

I`m good at painting Figs etc, and 2D terrain would mean i can buy more figs...
I`m into ww2 as well as modern, i`m starting to read FOW, and i have ROE as well..

http://www.dundjinni.com/default.asp

The above company does 2D terrain

http://www.dundjinni.com/info/images/urban_sample.jpg
http://www.dundjinni.com/info/images/streets_ad.jpg


Check out the above 2 links for maps for modern/Horror games

Or for quick copters.. try

http://www.dundjinni.com/forums/forum_p ... =9284&PN=1

Links for hummers, etc, its just a very quick way to put down terrain at a cheap cost...

It save me a lot of money printing 2D hedges for ww2 in 15mm and 28mm then buying 2 scales etc....

I`m new to 2D/3D terrain, so i need to read up on it..
Cheers all

If you head over to www.worldworksgames.com, they have a great tutorial on building card terrain. My fist attempts at paper terrain came out horrible. I found WorldWorks and read the tutorial and followed their advice and it came out alot better. I have alot of card terrain now for Rezolution and a few other games and it all looks great.

Dale