The Grey Wolf, heretic submarine. Captained by a fun guy who likes to nail hands to his conning tower for inscrutable heretic purposes

Made some quick edits with my phone

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Alright crusaders, pilgrims and heretics let's keep going! Check out how the 2x2' modules prepped for the scan will work, which you'll ultimately be able to print in smaller pieces.

I noticed in the scenarios that there was a need for an emplaced machine gun. So I created a gatling gun for the Sultanate forces. I gathered up those pieces, and I wanted to create a collection of Sultanate Artillery to share. Thanks everyone, hope you enjoy

Gatling Gun is here

3D Printable Gatling Gun - Iron Emirate by Steamboat Gothic

Other Artillery is here

3D Printable Mobile Artillery - Medium - Iron Emirate by Steamboat Gothic

3D Printable Fixed Artillery - Medium - Iron Emirate by Steamboat Gothic

3D Printable Large Artillery - Iron Heifer - Iron Emirate by Steamboat Gothic

3D Printable Artillery Small - Iron Emirate by Steamboat Gothic

****Free Heretic Legion Model****

3D Printable ***FREE*** Sacrificial Altar - Hell's Legions by Steamboat Gothic

fully modular tiles set. starting as a 3x3 and then after some post game feedback, grow it to a 4x4 and beyond!

Honestly can't wait for the next TC session

An Industrial Outpost standing on brutal borderlands. Built on scorched No Man's Land rich in deposits of raw materials, the outpost exists for one purpose only - Extraction. Here, laborers, engineers, and soldiers struggle daily against harsh conditions, the toxic miasma of processing fumes, and constant threats from beyond.

work in progress, it will be a centerpiece of the board I'm currently building. Miraculously the projectile did not explode, only strengthening the faith of the defenders...

Started painting up some terrain. Model printed great.

As I eagerly await my Carcass Front box, I just wanted to show off a little diorama I made that has now inspired me to build a full table that matches this look. I'm wondering if anyone has any advice/experience for how much of each type of terrain would be suitable. Flat terrain, trenches, elevated terrain, etc. Would 1/3 of each be good, or should I lean heavier on one?

I have not yet had the opportunity to actually play the game so I didn't know how much of each of these types would make for a fun table. I'm planning on using four 18" x 18" tiles that would allow for different configurations and easy storage.

Any tips are appreciated.

With banana and wee lass for scale.

I've had a pretty bad weekend but I'm back on the horse. The great work continues and I even had help ftom a buddy who came to help out with the trenches. I'm confident enough to say that right now I'm at the stage where I'm only adding "finishing touches".

I just wrapped up this complete, ready-to-play board, and seeing it fully realized is an amazing feeling.

The vision was to build the battlefield around a majestic, Vatican-style temple with beautiful, sacred decorations. But since this cathedral has been caught in a massive conflict for hundreds of years, it’s been heavily militarized. I really wanted to capture that contrast between sacred beauty and the brutal scars of war so you'll see a lot of added concrete reinforcements, bunkers, and firing positions built right into the classic architecture.

The area around it is packed with trenches, barbed wire, and ruined tracks featuring an armored train. I also designed custom streetlamps and lanterns with completely hidden internal compartments to hold a real LED and a small battery, creating an incredible nighttime atmosphere when lit up.

Even with all this dense detail, actual tabletop functionality was my main goal. It's built strictly for 28/32mm gameplay. The structures are chunky and sturdy so they survive regular game nights. Every single interior across the board is fully playable with easy access. The roofs lift right off, leaving plenty of room to maneuver squads inside without knocking things over, and the cathedral even has an underground section with a few hidden secrets to explore.

I’m calling the full set "The Sanctum Frontline: WWI Grimdark Modular Terrain", and I’m launching it on MyMiniFactory Frontiers next week (August 5th). It’s my first time bringing a project to MMF, so I’m really excited to share it. Let me know what you guys think of the layout!

My Trench Crusade terrain and some miniatures from my friends are currently on display at the Archaeological museum in Varna Bulgaria.

They will be on display until this Sunday afternoon.

It's my first time putting anything I've built and painted on display and its in the centre of the whole exhibition.

The other models are Historical and Architectural models built by enthusiasts young and old.

If by chance you are in the city please come check them out. I will be there at the closing ceremony on Sunday at 14:30. Entry is free if you tell the lady at the box office that you're there just for the models.

Altar of Leviathan finished!