Curse of the Citadel | A Diorama Gaming Board
printable dungeon terrain created with passion
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Diorama Tiles – Set Reference (PDF)
Configuration Examples
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Great Hall Dungeon Setup Guide 3 months ago Posted in: Modular Dungeon Maps, Setup Examples - Welcome to the first setup guide for a “Cursed Citadel” Dungeon Map. The modular dungeon board consists of 7 areas (A-G). As these are only connected by doors and stairs, the individual areas can be easily pulled apart and moved separately. Below you will find a small assembly documentation for each area, so that you […]
Storage – the foundation for setup creations! 4 months ago Posted in: Uncategorized - Keeping all the parts of the set well sorted means that you can quickly find the parts you need. This not only allows for a quick build-up, but also a lot of fun when creating a new layout!I always try to sort the parts back when disassembling a setup and have now developed a fixed […]
Painting Lava Tiles 7 months ago Posted in: Painting - A little documentation of how I painted my Lava Tiles. I hope it helps you to paint your own. Maybe my documentation is also a good suggestion for a completely different painting of your own!
Painting Classic Dungeon Tiles 7 months ago Posted in: Painting - 1. Priming Black and painting the sand After priming, I painted the gaps with Desert Yellow. The light sand should provide a great contrast to the dark tiles. 2. Painting “Black” To paint the dark tiles, I mixed a lot of black with a little white. To give the dark gray more depth, I added […]
Latest Posts
- Great Hall Dungeon Setup Guide 3 months ago Posted in: Modular Dungeon Maps, Setup Examples - Welcome to the first setup guide for a “Cursed Citadel” Dungeon Map. The modular dungeon board consists of 7 areas (A-G). As these are only connected by doors and stairs, the individual areas can be easily pulled apart and moved separately. Below you will find a small assembly documentation for each area, so that you […]
- Storage – the foundation for setup creations! 4 months ago Posted in: Uncategorized - Keeping all the parts of the set well sorted means that you can quickly find the parts you need. This not only allows for a quick build-up, but also a lot of fun when creating a new layout!I always try to sort the parts back when disassembling a setup and have now developed a fixed […]
- Painting Lava Tiles 7 months ago Posted in: Painting - A little documentation of how I painted my Lava Tiles. I hope it helps you to paint your own. Maybe my documentation is also a good suggestion for a completely different painting of your own!
- Painting Classic Dungeon Tiles 7 months ago Posted in: Painting - 1. Priming Black and painting the sand After priming, I painted the gaps with Desert Yellow. The light sand should provide a great contrast to the dark tiles. 2. Painting “Black” To paint the dark tiles, I mixed a lot of black with a little white. To give the dark gray more depth, I added […]
Latest Posts
- Great Hall Dungeon Setup Guide 3 months ago Posted in: Modular Dungeon Maps, Setup Examples - Welcome to the first setup guide for a “Cursed Citadel” Dungeon Map. The modular dungeon board consists of 7 areas (A-G). As these are only connected by doors and stairs, the individual areas can be easily pulled apart and moved separately. Below you will find a small assembly documentation for each area, so that you […]
- Storage – the foundation for setup creations! 4 months ago Posted in: Uncategorized - Keeping all the parts of the set well sorted means that you can quickly find the parts you need. This not only allows for a quick build-up, but also a lot of fun when creating a new layout!I always try to sort the parts back when disassembling a setup and have now developed a fixed […]
- Painting Lava Tiles 7 months ago Posted in: Painting - A little documentation of how I painted my Lava Tiles. I hope it helps you to paint your own. Maybe my documentation is also a good suggestion for a completely different painting of your own!
- Painting Classic Dungeon Tiles 7 months ago Posted in: Painting - 1. Priming Black and painting the sand After priming, I painted the gaps with Desert Yellow. The light sand should provide a great contrast to the dark tiles. 2. Painting “Black” To paint the dark tiles, I mixed a lot of black with a little white. To give the dark gray more depth, I added […]
Latest Posts
- Great Hall Dungeon Setup Guide 3 months ago Posted in: Modular Dungeon Maps, Setup Examples - Welcome to the first setup guide for a “Cursed Citadel” Dungeon Map. The modular dungeon board consists of 7 areas (A-G). As these are only connected by doors and stairs, the individual areas can be easily pulled apart and moved separately. Below you will find a small assembly documentation for each area, so that you […]
- Storage – the foundation for setup creations! 4 months ago Posted in: Uncategorized - Keeping all the parts of the set well sorted means that you can quickly find the parts you need. This not only allows for a quick build-up, but also a lot of fun when creating a new layout!I always try to sort the parts back when disassembling a setup and have now developed a fixed […]
- Painting Lava Tiles 7 months ago Posted in: Painting - A little documentation of how I painted my Lava Tiles. I hope it helps you to paint your own. Maybe my documentation is also a good suggestion for a completely different painting of your own!
- Painting Classic Dungeon Tiles 7 months ago Posted in: Painting - 1. Priming Black and painting the sand After priming, I painted the gaps with Desert Yellow. The light sand should provide a great contrast to the dark tiles. 2. Painting “Black” To paint the dark tiles, I mixed a lot of black with a little white. To give the dark gray more depth, I added […]
Latest Posts
- Great Hall Dungeon Setup Guide 3 months ago Posted in: Modular Dungeon Maps, Setup Examples - Welcome to the first setup guide for a “Cursed Citadel” Dungeon Map. The modular dungeon board consists of 7 areas (A-G). As these are only connected by doors and stairs, the individual areas can be easily pulled apart and moved separately. Below you will find a small assembly documentation for each area, so that you […]
- Storage – the foundation for setup creations! 4 months ago Posted in: Uncategorized - Keeping all the parts of the set well sorted means that you can quickly find the parts you need. This not only allows for a quick build-up, but also a lot of fun when creating a new layout!I always try to sort the parts back when disassembling a setup and have now developed a fixed […]
- Painting Lava Tiles 7 months ago Posted in: Painting - A little documentation of how I painted my Lava Tiles. I hope it helps you to paint your own. Maybe my documentation is also a good suggestion for a completely different painting of your own!
- Painting Classic Dungeon Tiles 7 months ago Posted in: Painting - 1. Priming Black and painting the sand After priming, I painted the gaps with Desert Yellow. The light sand should provide a great contrast to the dark tiles. 2. Painting “Black” To paint the dark tiles, I mixed a lot of black with a little white. To give the dark gray more depth, I added […]
Latest Posts
- Great Hall Dungeon Setup Guide 3 months ago Posted in: Modular Dungeon Maps, Setup Examples - Welcome to the first setup guide for a “Cursed Citadel” Dungeon Map. The modular dungeon board consists of 7 areas (A-G). As these are only connected by doors and stairs, the individual areas can be easily pulled apart and moved separately. Below you will find a small assembly documentation for each area, so that you […]
- Storage – the foundation for setup creations! 4 months ago Posted in: Uncategorized - Keeping all the parts of the set well sorted means that you can quickly find the parts you need. This not only allows for a quick build-up, but also a lot of fun when creating a new layout!I always try to sort the parts back when disassembling a setup and have now developed a fixed […]
- Painting Lava Tiles 7 months ago Posted in: Painting - A little documentation of how I painted my Lava Tiles. I hope it helps you to paint your own. Maybe my documentation is also a good suggestion for a completely different painting of your own!
- Painting Classic Dungeon Tiles 7 months ago Posted in: Painting - 1. Priming Black and painting the sand After priming, I painted the gaps with Desert Yellow. The light sand should provide a great contrast to the dark tiles. 2. Painting “Black” To paint the dark tiles, I mixed a lot of black with a little white. To give the dark gray more depth, I added […]
Painting Castle Tiles 7 months ago Posted in: Painting - 1. Priming Black + first brown layer After applying a black primer, I applied a first coat of brown paint. 2. Some more brown spots! I wasn’t entirely satisfied with the result: So I added some more brown spots with Army Painters Oak Brown and concentrated on the areas where you can see a lot […]
Detail Views
Create Dungeon Maps | Elements Concept
Basic…Scenery…and Special Scenery…
Floor Elements
Basic Floors
Dungeon stone and brick tiles
Bottom View with Diorama Sockets and round magnets
Bottom view with round magnets
Scenery Floors
Contaminated pit
Huge Pillar Floor Elements
Pillar Detail
Wall Elements
Basic Walls
Wall Fill Element Collection
Scenery Walls
Bricked Door
Doors and Placeholder
Doors
Doors
Bottom View with Diorama Sockets and round magnets
Placeholder
Placeholder
Different views
Diorama Borders and Special Scenery
Diorama Borders
Create Diorama Look
Special Scenery
The rocky Cliff
Cliff Detail
Cliff Elements
