I recently decided to try my hand at cardstock modeling for my D&D games. I often use D&D Dungeon Tiles and battlemaps I’ve gotten from the Fantastic Locations adventures, various D&D Miniatures sets and most recently the 4th Edition adventures. I wanted something a little extra to enhance the things I was already using.
Thist particular set comes from WorldWorks Games. It’s the InteriorWorks: Castles & Keeps set. Rather than by a big set for entire caverns or castles, I wanted to start small and not overwhelm my first foray into cardstock modeling. This set comes with castle-themed doors, windows, flags, tables, bookshelves and a number of various floor and wall pieces. I first watched their cardstock modeling tutorials, made sure I had the materials I needed and went for it!
What you get are PDF files which you print out on cardstock, slice up with a good x-acto knife and glue together using a glue pen. It also helps to have some markers handy to do some “edging” - filling in the white spaces caused by folding the cardstock.
So far I am very pleased with the results and hope to make use of them soon in my Forgotten Realms campaign. My only complaint would be the amount of white space in some of the sheets, but this is probably just due to the fact that I’ve previously cut out Car Wars sets which squeeze as many items as they can into a piece of cardstock.



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