Dungeon Pad, clean side |
Dungeon Pad, cluttered side |
Dungeon Pad close up, you can see variation in tile height, piles of coins and a backpack. Not sure what the stuff in the upper left corner is, guess I will have to press a base into to find out. |
Forest side 1 with stream and rocks |
Forest side with tree trunks and branches |
A close up of the broken up trees and the leaf detail |
Just got mine last week and I love it! Works great and has a LOT of variety. Makes me wish I had bought two instead of the one. :)
ReplyDeleteNice to know that they work! Is there anything special I need to do?
DeleteOne video I watched suggested using a liquid petroleum for a mold release, but I didn't have any. So off to the kitchen I went to retrieve the Pam. :) Worked pretty good, just spritzed the mold. You've used the previous stamps, so I'm sure you've for your own preferences for mold release agent.
ReplyDeleteGetting your Sculpy or Green Stuff flat is the only real tip I could offer. I had one spot on a base that didn't get the full depth of detail I had hoped for.
I have used the pads from Happy Sepuku but those are flexible so I didn't have to worry about anything. This solid version gives me pause but if PAM will work then I should be good.
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