OpenForge Curved Ruined Wall Tile

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OpenForge Summary ================ Ruined Wall Tiles Designed to Blend with Dwarven Forge Dungeon Tiles ---------------------------------------------------------- These curved wall tiles are crafted to seamlessly integrate with Dwarven Forge dungeon tiles, allowing you to create varied ruin heights. The set includes high, low, and high-to-low varieties, ensuring a cohesive look. For optimal results, pair low edges with other low edges and high edges with other high edges. The 2x2 tile design is the starting point for this series. If larger sizes are needed, additional sets will be released upon request. Tiles in the OpenForge series can be identified by their compatibility tags. Find this set on GitHub and explore the various series available: * Smooth Tile Series: Concrete, dirt, ice, and more * Smooth Edge Tile Series: Edge tiles for concrete, dirt, ice, etc. * Stone Tile Series: Authentic stone tiles * Stone Edge Tile Series: Edge tiles for a realistic stone look * Crenelated Tile Series: Crenelated tiles for a medieval feel * Crenelated Edge Tile Series: Edge tiles with crenellations * Tudor Tile Series: Elegant Tudor-style tiles * Tudor Edge Tile Series: Edge tiles with a Tudor flair * Ruined Series: Ruined stone walls * Accessories: Pillars, and more * Non-Series Tiles: Miscellaneous tiles like the pool * Module Specific Tiles: Custom-designed tiles for specific modules Painting Instructions -------------------- The painting process involves four distinct layers: 1. Paint the entire piece with a solid black coat. 2. Apply a heavy dry brush with dark grey, accentuating details and texture. 3. Select a secondary color (stone) and paint random stones on both the front and back of the tile. 4. Dry brush with a mixture of grey and olive, adding depth and dimension. 5. Finish by lightly dry brushing with light grey, focusing on edges for a seamless look. Foliage Techniques ------------------- To create realistic vines, mix watered-down PVA glue (white or Elmers) with green flocking commonly used in railroad modeling. Apply this mixture to the creases and details of the tiles, allowing the glue to set before adding additional foliage as desired.