Wrath of Kings Game Board

CMON commissioned me to make a few tables for them. If you're following Wrath of Kings on Facebook, you'll have seen some shots of this bard I made for them. The setting is the foothills outside a ruined fortress. They asked me to use some of 4Ground's MDF scenery for the woodsman's house and the ruins themselves.

 

The board itself was built using insulation foam on a wooden frame. I used a belt sander to shape and smooth the layers of foam, and covered the sides with thin plywood to create a clean, sturdy exterior.

 

Rocks were carved out of the foam, and wood filler putty was used to smooth the gaps and create the texture of the road.

 

I used some of my Skull Forge Scenics graveyard pieces to make the cemetery.

 

 

All of the foam rocks were coated with wood glue and sprayed with black and grey primer. All of the MDF scenery was assembled and sprayed. Then I began laying out the ruins at the top of the hill.

 

 

The initial layout was a little constricting, so I rearranged things to open it up a little to allow larger models to move around more easily.

 

The trees were fitted with pegs so they could be removed for storage, or to allow easier play or model photography.

 

 

Everything was painted and the foliage was added, including some Skull Forge Scenics tree stumps and the grass tufts that I wrote about last month. Here are some detail shots of the finished table:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'Til next time!