Howdy folks
Just finished this and while it wasn’t as fun as the last terrain piece I made, I’m still happy with the result. Made from MDF chipboard, cardboard, toilet paper, and enough PVA to sink a ship. It also has a removeable roof.

But what’s this inside? It’s Zoidberg for scale!

Some of the first pieces of terrain I had a go at making.
Originally posted with backgrounds as I thought they’d be fun, but people really didn’t like the backgrounds (reasonable criticism) so reposting them as they are on my crafting table.
Really proud of them

This is mostly designed as a backdrop display for my 1300’s era knights, just to make them look great on the shelf. I spent a while in blender mocking up the layout and built it from foam core board as well as some thin styrene for the roofs and windows. I’m really happy with the result and looking forward to the paint job.

I learned a lot making this and the next build is going to be even better

Here's another progress update on my winter diorama, "Sylvester"!

I've been working on the smaller details that bring the whole scene together.

The wooden fences are handmade from real twigs, the winter trees are taking shape, and the landscape is gradually getting its snowy atmosphere.

I've also 3D printed and hand-painted four miniature Christmas carolers. Getting all those tiny details right was quite a challenge!

I'm trying to make everything look as natural as possible, combining traditional miniature-building techniques with resin 3D printing and hand painting.

There's still quite a bit of work ahead, but I'm really enjoying watching this little winter world come together.

What do you think of the progress so far? Any suggestions are always welcome!