Another purchase picked up a while ago, the Armorcast Cathedral Rubble 1 terrain can look great for multiple settings: Medieval, Malifaux, WW1, WW2, Warmachine...etc.
The slightly blurry photo above depicts two of the terrain pieces that were painted with dollarstore paints, flocked with GW grass and topped with Army Painter Meadow Flowers.
They make for good height terrain to block small dudes from LOS and give cover to those who are larger.
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