In this post, I’ll show you how to make your own rocky outcrops, hills, crags, cliffs for use in your table top war games using readily available materials such as cardboard and plaster cloth. I’ll also share the paint recipes used so you can paint yours the same if you wish. Find out how in this guide.

How to make rocky outcrop Warhammer terrain tutorial

This tutorial assumes you have an understanding on how to use tools such as jigsaws and hot glue guns. With each picture includes the corresponding instructions. You’ll find a list of all the materials, tools and paints used in this tutorial at the end of the post.

How to make and paint Rocky Outcrops Wargame Terrain

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Materials, Tools and Paints you will need for this tutorial:

  • Materials
  • 4mm thick plywood
  • Corrugated box card
  • Packing paper / Newspaper
  • Plaster cloth roll
  • Large water bowl 
  • Decorating filler
  • PVA glue
  • Sand
  • Tools
  • Jigsaw or coping saw
  • Hotglue gun
  • Scissors
  • Old large paint brushes
  • Sponge

If you need to expand your paint collection to follow the tutorial, check out our partner stores Wayland Games and Element Games, which offer an amazing range of paints at a discount.

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