A Few Of The First Water Tiles I Made |
I initially made the tiles pictures above for use with my large velcro board setup. The tiles pictured are actually 3x6 in for the river/sewer banks and the middle deep water area is 6x6. As I stated earlier I made some additional water tiles using the ocean/lake tile sheet I posted recently and standardized on 5x5 1/4 in for the deep water tile. I did so because the velcro board then will hold 16 water tiles exactly.
The video below shows the end product of the making of the sewer/underground river tiles. The next few posts will be about the tools, the resins I use, and mistakes I've made which you can certainly learn from. I also post some pictures of the 16 5x5in deep ocean water tiles that I made. I made them for when my players go on a oceanic voyage or become pirates on a lake or other similar body of water. The new tiles turned out really nice and I made them a deep blue color, its one of the reasons I created the ocean or lake tile water tile sheet. I'll post the underground river sewer tile set after this series is done as well.
You can also use these tiles with the dwarven forge tile sets, if you have them, or your hirst art molds constructs. These will even work with wotc dungeon tiles however unless you mount those tiles on foam core or some other materials you might have some vertical alignment issues as the wotc tiles are about 1/8 thick.
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You can also use these tiles with the dwarven forge tile sets, if you have them, or your hirst art molds constructs. These will even work with wotc dungeon tiles however unless you mount those tiles on foam core or some other materials you might have some vertical alignment issues as the wotc tiles are about 1/8 thick.
Don't forget to leave any comments or questions you have below!
Hope you enjoyed this post and thanks for stopping by!
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