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Apr 15, 2021 56 min

Episode 30 - MDF Terrain

from The Dome Runners Hosted by Crimson Oracle

On this episode we talk MDF terrain, that ubiquitous and much maligned substance. I'm joined by Kevin from Promethium Forge to talk about what it's like to design MDF scenery. This episode, I announced a new short story contest, due by May 15th, 1500-2000 word story about a Venator gang. Send your submissions to [email protected], due to shipping constraints, we can only send to a winner from the USA or Europe, but there will be a prize of a Promethium Forge Protein Smoothie Maker and Quad Horizontal Can terrain sets! Show references: Skies of Sordane Kickstarter info Skies of Sordane STL files Halloween Episode Link Necromunda on a Budget Episode Link How to make wash from ink Posters PDF Follow the show: Email: [email protected] The Dome Runners on Patreon The Dome Runners Facebook Page @Crimson_Oracle @DomeRunners Credits: Theme Song: http://purple-planet.com Support the show

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On this episode we talk MDF terrain, that ubiquitous and much maligned substance. I'm joined by Kevin from Promethium Forge to talk about what it's like to design MDF scenery. This episode, I announced a new short story contest, due by May 15th, 1500-2000 word story about a Venator gang. Send your submissions to [email protected], due to shipping constraints, we can only send to a winner from the USA or Europe, but there will be a prize of a Promethium Forge Protein Smoothie Maker and...

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