I have a small box of Hirst Arts stair elements, so I decided to build a couple of 10' sections of dungeon stairs.
The front-most staircase is made from Hirst Arts chipped stone stair elements, while the staircase in the rear is built from the smooth, marble elements. The stairs descend at a 45 degree angle.
You'd need to put three of these staircases together to repesent your typical 30' staircase, found in many dungeon designs. Suddenly a 30' staircase seems awfully imposing!
I find these interesting but your pictures are far too small. Why are you uploading such tiny resolution images? If I was you I would go back and replace the pics youve shown so far.
ReplyDeleteWhat are you looking for, in terms of information from the photos? Would it be more valuable to publish a how-to series, rather than the finished product?
ReplyDeleteLove the stairs. I can imagine goblins - sans heads - rolling down them as a burly warrior stands at the top, hacking the greenskins down like wheat.
ReplyDeleteI assume you took the photos and you are uploading 25Kb pics which is unusual these days. Why not upload 500Kb images so we can see the detail. If possible stick a miniature in to see the scale too.
ReplyDeleteA how-to would be great but at this point I just want to see what you've made. I tend to improvise terrain with stones, twigs and so on at the moment.