New Resin Bits and Scenery Release for Nekroplanet Grob

I have a small Nekroplanet shop drop for you this month - adding a couple things in the terrain/bits department.

Closed gate to a large Nekroplanet tomb. Ideal to install on a scratchbuilt structure, but it can also stand on its own on the table edge as the objective in the Enemies at the Gate scenario of the Nekroplanet Grob game. I sculpted it in July during that month’s Indie Mini Makers Collective Challenge: "Door". Sculpting a tomb gate for my Grob line was on my to-do list, so I used the challenge as motivation and deadline.

The stone frame is polymer clay, the rest is a combo of plasticard, green stuff, Milliput, a thumbtack, and rhinestones. The skull motif and door fittings were sculpted once and moulded with thermoplastic to make identical copies. The cables were made out of putty using a cable maker tool. The overall green colour in the unpainted image comes from a coat of watered-down liquid greenstuff applied for subtle texture.

Cyberdecks and Panels bits set. Five different cyberdeck bits to convert your own hackers, and five panels to decorate walls. A few months back I saw on Instagram Morgvl (@grim_hive__28) lamenting the lack of cyberdeck bits on the market. It seemed like a good idea, so I sat down for a few hours with plasticard sheets and carved a handful of these devices. Now you can all make your cyberpunk and sci-fi hackers easier.

These are all cast for me in high quality polyurethane resin by Curtis at Ramshackle Games. Don’t forget to check out the rest of their catalogue while you’re there.

In other news, I’m going to Kamping Kitbash this weekend. You can expect a report when I return!