Dwarven Ruin Basing Bits, Pack of 49

The fallen halls of the dwarf holds, for fantasy bases: heavy, chunky stonework cut with crisp angular runes, knotwork and chevrons, chipped, cracked and weathered. The biggest piece is a 49 mm corner of dwarf palace floor, where big octagon slabs meet the hall tiles under an L of carved trim. Its trim carries a lattice band with hourglass waists, a squiggle-chain border and chunky rune blocks standing proud, ready to pick out in gold; the floor is slightly cracked and ships on its sprue in unpainted grey resin.

• 49 pieces in 36 designs, the smaller ones two or more to a pack
• Sizes from 7 to 49 mm, for 28mm figures (they suit 32mm too)
• Ships with all 49 pieces on two sprues (the 4th picture), in unpainted grey resin: snip free, glue, texture and paint
• Our own design, printed to order in our Perth workshop

49 pieces in 36 designs, all on two sprues:

• Forge anvil stone: A small dwarf forge anvil on its squared anvil block, the block carved round with runes, a running key and chevrons between incised rules.
• Dwarf king's head: The broken stone head of a dwarf king from a great statue, in a crested helm with a band of runes carved across it, snapped off at the neck.
• Stone fist and hammer: A huge stone fist snapped off a dwarf statue at the wrist, still gripping its war hammer, runes carved on the hammer head and across the sleeve.
• Fallen statue head: The fallen stone head of a bearded dwarf statue lying face up, two mason's runes cut into the joint face of its neck.
• Rune block x2: A squared stone block carved with a line of dwarf runes between incised rules, its edges chipped.
• Broken rune block x2: A tall rune-carved block snapped across one end, its runes running off into the break and a band of knotwork along its top.
• Studded door fragment x2: The broken corner of a stone door, an iron strap studded with nails running off its edge.
• Broken octagonal pillar: The snapped stump of an eight-sided hall pillar, a band of key pattern round its foot, knotwork higher up and runes running up its face.
• Fallen hall pillar: A great eight-sided hall pillar lying where it fell, snapped across the shaft, with its banded capital and a line of runes along its side. A centrepiece for 40-60 mm bases.
• Stepped lintel: A heavy door lintel with stepped ends lying on its back, a band of runes along its face and a running key along its edge, one end broken off.
• Studded stone door: A stone door leaf fallen flat, with nail-studded iron straps, a ring pull, a panel of runes and a corner broken off. For 40 mm bases.
• Square-cut steps: Three heavy square-cut steps from a hall stair, carved with runes, a running key and chevrons along the risers, broken off at one side.
• Hexagonal paving: Six hexagonal floor flags from a dwarf hall, one carved with a great rune in a hexagon, one cracked and one tipped up, the edge ragged where flags are missing.
• Ancestor-rune plaque: A standing memorial plaque to a clan ancestor, carved with a great crown rune and lines of runes in a framed panel, a top corner broken off.
• Dwarven keystone: A fallen arch keystone carved with a great rune on a raised boss, a line of runes and chevrons inside an incised border, chipped and cracked.
• Rune shield: A round stone shield from a fallen statue, its riveted rim broken, a ring of runes round a domed boss.
• Rune block pile x2: Three rune-carved blocks tumbled together, one fallen across the other two.
• Great rune column: A great eight-sided dwarf hall column standing alone on its stepped foot, banded with key pattern, knotwork and chevrons, runes running up every facet and one corner of its capital broken away. A centrepiece for 40-60 mm bases.
• Great forge anvil: A big chunky dwarf forge anvil with its horn, heel and waisted body carved with knotwork, runes and great runes, standing on its own carved anvil block. A centrepiece for 40-60 mm bases.
• Toppled rune pillar: A square rune pillar lying where it fell, knotwork along its top, runes along its side and a great rune on its end, snapped off at the other.
• Rune stair: Four steps of a hall stair with a carved side wall, runes and knotwork running up its slope and key patterns along the risers, the top corner broken away.
• Banded wall corner: The corner of a dwarf hold wall in great squared blocks, banded all round with chevrons, key pattern, runes and knotwork, its top courses broken away.
• Cracked rune block: A big squared block with two lines of runes in a sunk panel and knotwork along its top, split by a deep crack.
• Rune-stone shard: The lower half of a standing rune-stone, rows of runes in a ruled border running into its broken top, knotwork up one side.
• Great ale cask: A big squat dwarf ale cask as wide as it is tall, its bulging staves bound by six iron hoops and a band of runes burned round its belly. A centrepiece for 40-60 mm bases.
• Split barrel: A barrel split in two by a slanting blow, every stave snapped and splintered along the break, the top half lying against the bottom half, a clan rune branded on its side.
• Rune-branded barrel x2: A hooped wooden barrel with a clan rune in a ring branded into its side.
• Carved brazier: A carved stone brazier on an eight-sided stem, knotwork round its bowl, runes up its stem and a running key round its collar, heaped with lumps of charcoal.
• Chequered hall floor: Eight floor tiles from a dwarf hall laid in a chequer, knotwork tiles alternating with pyramid-faced ones, one tile cracked, one lifted and a corner tile missing.
• Broken tile floor: Six chequered hall floor tiles, knotwork and pyramid-faced, one cracked and the end tile snapped off along a rough break.
• Three floor tiles: Three hall floor tiles laid in an L, a knotwork tile between two pyramid-faced ones.
• Knotwork tile x3: A loose square floor tile carved with an interlaced knot inside a raised border, its edges chipped.
• Pyramid tile x3: A loose square floor tile with a plain bevelled pyramid face, its edges chipped.
• Broken knotwork tile x3: Part of a knotwork floor tile, snapped off along a rough break.
• Broken pyramid tile x3: Part of a pyramid-faced floor tile, snapped off along a rough break.
• Palace floor fragment: A broken slice of a dwarf palace floor where two floors meet at a corner of the carved trim, flat underneath: an L of chamfered trim, plain-edged on the hall tile side and with an extra stepped border strip on the octagon side carrying a chain of nested stepped Z links, carries a raised lattice band waisted like a row of hourglasses, a rune cartouche every 20 mm or so, and runs off two sides of the piece with both ends snapped; a low chamfered corner block with a great rune where the arms cross; inside the L the hall floor's knotwork and pyramid-faced tiles, sunk, outside it big octagon slabs two across and two rows deep with small squares set on the diagonal between them. A rounded, broken outline following the joints: the tiles round the edge worn, chipped and pitted, a few with chunks missing and one settled, those near the centre crisp; a few cracks; the lattice, chain links and cartouches stand proud for gold. A centrepiece for big bases, objectives and display bases.