Author: bmasse

Concept: Conclusion of the Water project. This is it the one, the big, the giant Waterfall. About 14” high, 12” wide, 9” deep. It’s huge. […]

Concept: Part of the Water project. Two 9” river pieces. First off, let’s note that the vegetation is shifting gradually from the shore as we […]

Concept: Really happy to present the first of a three part water project. My latest and most ambitious project ever, which took some five months. […]

Concept: Thie is the conclusion to the modular Winter board: the Frozen Cave and Fortress! For the cave, I wanted a gigantic rock feature that […]

Concept: Part of the Winter modular board project: a dolmen circle and the icy hill (plus some woods)! First off, the dolmen. I love rocks […]

Concept: Part of the Winter modular board project. It’s a fairly straightforward project, inspired by log cabins. I tried to keep the structure simple, it […]

Concept: This is part 1/4 of the Winter modular board. Broadly speaking, it’s (ten) 10 1 square foot polystyrene boards, for a 3’x3′ board with […]

Concept: We’ve reached a point where a terrain project becomes a straight up dollhouse… albeit a dollhouse for zombies. Hey, no shame! So why a […]

Concept: Going vertical in this magnetic tower / walkway project. Enough said!  Minis are a kitbash from CMon (zombicide) and Anvil Forge. Materials: Simple enough […]

Concept: A modular sludge system of about 20 different pieces, 6′ back to back. Toxic sludge all the way. I went way overboard on this! […]

Concept: A modular post-apocalyptic stronghold that would have been hastily constructed using sheet metal and scrap wood. A perfect hideout for raiders or desperate survivors. […]

Concept: A simple project: urban public spaces such as parks often have memorials. While these often have statues or plaques, some are more abstract with […]

Concept: A set of wire fences and hedges. Both were made for Zona Alfa in autumn / Eastern european aesthetics. Everything had to look rather […]

Concept: The garage. I wanted to have an elevated stop for a last stand of where a group of models could hold a defensive position. […]

Concept: Chain link fence, picket fence and bombed out building. Basically, post-apocalyptic urban elements, ruined and damaged but still recognizable. The fences were made with […]

Concept: One of those ramshackle, spur of the moment, throw-everything-together-with-glue projects. The concept was a communications tower which could double as a unique, 360 degrees […]

Concept: A modular rampart system with about 6′ of walls, two platforms, four angles and a gate. An early project. I wanted to be able […]

Concept: One of my first projects. Simple enough: the ruins of a fortress, elevated. With means an even ground, some walls. The plateau may have […]

Concept: “The Dark Tower of Abyss” by Rhapsody of Fire rang in my head the whole time. The kind of tower fit for a necromancer. […]

Concept: Fortresses dot the European landscape during the early period of the Middle-Ages, some left over by the Roman Empire, some built by fledgling warring […]