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I build realistic D&D tabletop terrain, mostly from whatever’s in the recycling bin.

Cardboard, cereal boxes, corrugated, hot glue, PVA and cheap craft paint do the heavy lifting. Not as a gimmick — it just works. If a build only looks good with expensive hobby gear, I’d rather fix the structure than buy more stuff.

I care about why things feel believable at tabletop scale. Dungeon floors wear where boots land. Tavern tiles get patched. Corners soften. Repairs don’t quite match. It’s durable, playable scenery that looks used, not staged.

If you’re into scratch-built D&D terrain, cardboard builds and budget miniature scenery that actually holds up to game night, you’ll fit right in.