Hirst Arts

Here is some pics of my gothic dungeon build. See my instructions on wall on center dungeons to see how it was constructed. Please just ask if you want more detailed pics on its contruction.

I thought I would do a few reposts from the old forum to get the ball rolling. If there are any projects that anyone wants more information on, just ask. These are really sample pics.

Here is my castle project for my DnD campaign.
Fully assebled and painted.jpg DSC_0344.JPG Gameplay 10.jpg

I ...

The gothic molds would be good for a burned out church or town hall.

Usually not. I use wood glue and I make sure I drill the hole slightly larger than so that I can put a good amount of glue to really seat and set the magnet. Make sure it is completely dry though or it will come out.

Final post on construction here.

I had a very specific requirement when building these dungeon pieces. I don't game where I live so everything had to be transportable in a car without falling apart or scattering. My solution was magnets. Bruce usually put a foam bottom on his pieces which is ...

The best way to crate these sections is the use of speed molds. Once you figure out what style you want and the sizes, create some prime pieces to copy and make a mold.

Below you can see my speed molds for my egyptian dungeon. You can see the wall molds, Corner molds, and various floor molds as ...

Construction methods:

The real secret to construction is to standardize the pieces. When playing a tabletop game, I find treating 1" equals 5' a good standard. Most Dnd maps are drawn on graph paper with each square equal to 10 feet square. So I create a 2x2 inch squares to represent one dnd map ...

I will continue to post about construction methods later

egyptian mixed natural cavern

timberframe sci fi gothic