What is it?

A 12" Diameter Laser Cut Baltic Birch Base with Two 5mm Foamboard covers that are pre-scored using a C02 laser int 25mm (~1") squares. Put on a turning lazy susan base, it makes an amazing foundation for terrain that all of your players can access.

Why did you make it?

Inspired by Professsor Dungeon Master on his channel "Dungeon Craft". He did a project called "Ultimate Dungeon Terrain". His build took a fair bit of crafting, so I pondered how I could make it easier for folks. I recently got my hands on a new laser engraver than can do up to 12x20. I then discovered that I could cut and score foamboard with it.

What makes it special?

It's designed to be a quick and easy way for you to add stone or wood foundations to your gaming design. I attached the foam to the wood with some tacky glue and then textured the foam using cooking foil to give it a stone texture. 1 coat of Black Mod Podge, Drybrush with a grey, then a creamy grey and I was done.

It's Easy. It's an evenings work. 2 foamcore pieces are included, allowing you to do wood on one side and stone of the other!

How to Work with it:

• Attach the foam to the wood using tacky glue - cover as much surface area as possible. Make sure to place some weight over the stack whilst it dries.
• run a blunt pencil down the scored foam. This will help bevel each tile for stone, and even for wood. (maybe only run in one direction for wooden planks?)
• Cover the foam and sides with black mod podge (Mod Podge + Black Craft Paint) for stone, and Dark Brown Mod Podge for a Wood finish
• Dry Brush with lighter shades
• Place on Lazy Suzan, or attach Lazy Susan bearing for dedicated rotational bearings!
• Place your own scatter terrain and PLAY!