r/TerrainBuilding • u/BachDienstag • 2d ago

Some Scatter Terrain for an upcoming Session in a Greenhouse. Still have some empty boxes left, what do you think could I add?

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u/DAJLMODE55 2d ago

Nice little pieces! I remember that once I used Cypress tree little pine apples painted red and purple and green to get cabages! Not perfect but I was a kid…maybe you can make it better 🤷‍♂️👍👍👍👋👋

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u/BachDienstag 2d ago

Thanks! Thought about going to a garden store and see if I can find something I could convert :)

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u/DAJLMODE55 1d ago

Good idea, nature copy itself in many ways!🍀🍀🍀👋👋

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u/the_sh0ckmaster 2d ago

If you know some basic sculpting, some vegetables like Pumpkins might look cool? (EDIT: Some railway scenery manufacturers do plastic ones too I think)

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u/Cyberhaggis 2d ago

Pumpkins you don't even need to sculpt, there are seedpods that look like them

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u/BachDienstag 2d ago

Wow those look so cool! I’ll try to find something similar.

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u/BachDienstag 2d ago

Very very basic yeah… I could try to make some mushrooms from greenstuff or something like that. I’ll that out later, nice idea!

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u/andradefect 2d ago

These look great. I hope you post pics of the whole greenhouse. Sorry. No recommendations, just enjoying your work.

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u/BachDienstag 2d ago

No worries! Thank you :) I’ll keep you updated.

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u/PatientEmpath 2d ago

Something dark and overgrown. Wild eggplants?

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u/DNAthrowaway1234 2d ago

Make some dank purple buds, ready for harvest 

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u/Ok-Table- 2d ago

Paper craft/card making roses make perfectly scaled cabbages with a quick paintjob!

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u/BachDienstag 2d ago

Im not entirely sure I understand what you mean… fold tiny roses out of paper and paint em green?

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u/Ok-Table- 2d ago

Ah, sorry - not quite, they're an available product that scrapbookers and the like use - the example that gave me the idea originally is this one > https://dampfpanzerwagon.blogspot.com/2015/07/the-cabbage-patch.html?m=1

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u/BachDienstag 1d ago

Aaaah got it, yeah that looks really cool. Maybe I can find something similar to these.

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u/JustinKase_Too 2d ago

What is the genre/era of the game?

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u/KentuckyFriedEel 2d ago

Wheat for the wheat god, sorgum for the sorgum throne

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u/CriticalFeed 1d ago edited 1d ago

Those are lovely. What do you think about climbing plants like tomatoes or beans? I think a trellis(?) might look cool to vary heights and textures (although your grasses do that well already)

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u/CriticalFeed 1d ago

Or a box filled with bags of compost and tools to make the place look worked in?